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How much have/will you spend today Sat 10/2?
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:j Wonderful, slobby day with lots of hot tea, the internet, old films on TV, and cosy pyjamas. Haven't needed to spend anything and having a fab day. Just got my remortgage through so saving a fortune every month - the cards are all ripped up now and paid off and I'm finally at the stage of only owing £1000. A big difference from £11,000! Savings account has been set up and is ready to go and I'm finally feeling more like the old me. Wish me luck!"How far you go in life depends on you being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and the strong. Because someday in life you will have been all of these."0
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I have spent 20p on 2 cappuccinos in the "free" 10p coffee machine at work!:rolleyes:
depending on whether my dad makes tea:o (picking kids up form there after work and he LOVES cooking!!;) ) or not I will spend £10 on some food!
might even spend £5 on three dvds as we can't get any channels on our telly at the moment
official dfw nerd club member no 214
Proud to be dealing with my debts!;)
Why is a person that handles your money called a broker?!0 -
Spent quite a bit today. Put £30 into my emergency account and put £25 in petrol in the car, the petrol tank is well and truly full now so will probably last at least 2 weeks. No other plans for spending. Am going to do lot of domestic things this afternoon. BBBOOORRRIIINNNGGG0
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Spent quite a bit today. Put £30 into my emergency account and put £25 in petrol in the car, the petrol tank is well and truly full now so will probably last at least 2 weeks. No other plans for spending. Am going to do lot of domestic things this afternoon. BBBOOORRRIIINNNGGG0
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not spending anything today as I am getting ready to set off for my 5 days breakYung
Early Retiree debt & stress free. and Joined the SKI club:j0 -
livinginhope wrote:Been really busy this morning,baked 2 loaves of bread,made cauli/cabbage/leek/celery soup.sounds disgusting,but actually VERY nice
mmmmmm I am always interested in new veggie soup recipes LIH.......if you have it spare/easy to send across in a PM (or post on here for others of course) then I'd be all eyes
Have a good rest of your day hon. x Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
Sainsburys Loan: Cleared July 2010
Credit cards: AMEX Airmiles Card: direct debit set to clear balance monthly
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NSD for me as havent been out apart from to take DS to do his paper round as he slept in .
Living in hope- the soup recipie would be cool,ta.I am a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on Mortgage Free Wannabe & Local Money Saving Scotland & Disability Money Matters. If you need any help on those boards, do let me know.Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any post you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button , or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own & not the official line of Money Saving Expert.
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
£15 in Tesco. Milk, butter, coffee, spaghetti hoops for child, coleslaw (to go with the stuff I have in my freezer), ibuprofen for my cold, some wrapping paper for a present for my best friends little lad, a 97p toy plane for the cold-ridden child I had to take with me, and £1.31 for some discontinued suncream for the child (Johnsons factor 40, perfect for nursery for the summer) and 4 cans of cider for me because it's Saturday, my husband is 100's of miles away, I have a cold and I feel sorry for myself. £10 came out of the grocery fund, and I put £5 towards it out of the spending money I have allowed myself for the week.
Sorry if this is too much information. Apart from the suncream and the wrapping paper, everything else was on the list I made before I left the house. I usually go round Tesco like I'm doing a trolley dash then stick it on the credit card, so this really is the start of my money saving.0 -
off out for a starbucks run (yes I know I shouldn't but one of the kind housemates has nicked all my coffee for the maker). Also going to try and track down some big smelly nose balls for the car for comic relief.Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 234 Proud to be dealing with my debts I love the Dave Ramsey podcasts. Debt Free Date (including house) Aug 2012 Live on £4000 a year the short version £918 for 29/09/08 - 01/01/09 spent £0 NSD's In October Target 10 Actual 0 Quit smoking 25/09/08 saved £5 so far0
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Spent a lot this week on kitchen stuff like a yoghurt maker etc, so have had a nice NSD in the house. Saying that it's pouring down with rain so don't want to go anywhere!One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0
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