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The Spend Free September NSD Challenge
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            2 nsd and 2 in a row yah lol have been spending money but its not mine 2 nsdcc................................7500/11000...........14%
 tax................................5225/7000............0
 overpayment...................8575/8700.......... .0
 car repairs......................1500............ 0
 Total debts $ 25200 now $22800
 aim $9500 by xmas 2016!0
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            Oppps - forgot to post my NSD last night 
 No 1 please
 Trying a totally different tactic this month (which I've part done for a while - eg take window cleaner, dog walker etc money out on payday & then don't need to count each spend - but never really totally got the hang of it for other things).
 So ...... new plan is unbudgeted things only - as this is where I really fall down with impulse buys here & there .  So, if it comes out the dog, cat, car etc budget, it's already been put aside and isn't a spend. .  So, if it comes out the dog, cat, car etc budget, it's already been put aside and isn't a spend.
 I'm not incl fuel as it's an essential & am allowed one sm visit / week (and now have the banana pot!).
 Let's see how it goes!Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
 2016 Sell: £125/£250
 £1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
 Debt free & determined to stay that way!0
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            First one of the month yesterday... woo hoo :j. Won't be able to manage one today as off to buy some vegetables but am hoping that I will manage a few during the week..
 Hope everyone has a lovely relaxing Sunday 
 NSD 1One debt in 100 days £384/1264(£865 left)Pay all your debt off by xmas 2014 £276/18864NSD 4 and 4 in a row0
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            Morning all hope all is well 
 Hoping today will be number 1 for me I will report in later to confirm 0 0
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            I don't think this month is going to start off well - just realised i left my favourite suit jacket in a hotel in London so i am going to have to pay to get it sent to me if they find it.:mad:0
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            had theme park visit yesterday but took packed lunch (including all drinks) and budgeted for ice cream (for them) and 1 picture of the girls. Stuck to that so low spend day. :j:j
 However today should be my first NSD will update later;)0
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            rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »Oppps - forgot to post my NSD last night 
 No 1 please
 Trying a totally different tactic this month (which I've part done for a while - eg take window cleaner, dog walker etc money out on payday & then don't need to count each spend - but never really totally got the hang of it for other things).
 So ...... new plan is unbudgeted things only - as this is where I really fall down with impulse buys here & there .  So, if it comes out the dog, cat, car etc budget, it's already been put aside and isn't a spend. .  So, if it comes out the dog, cat, car etc budget, it's already been put aside and isn't a spend.
 I'm not incl fuel as it's an essential & am allowed one sm visit / week (and now have the banana pot!).
 Let's see how it goes!
 Hi rising glad to see you back.:)
 As for impulse buying,do you only shop when you have to and have a shopping list?I do go out with my card,but only use it if I'm getting something that's not included in my weekly grocery budget (which I have in cash in my purse) and which I'll later deduct from whatever budget it comes from.Hope I haven't lost you there!
 As a last resort,could you have an 'impulse buy' fund,seriously?I suppose it depends what impulse buys you tend to get.
 I have a storecupboard budget and sometimes use that for impulse foodstuffs if my grocery budget isn't appropriate.Then I tend to buy in bulk.
 PS Hope Maisie's keeping well.
 emslovesmickey too bad about the jacket.:mad:0
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            marmiterulesok wrote: »I can do Wednesday the 5th,but sorry can't do the others.I could do the two Thursdays if that would helpsolventsoon wrote: »BDINI, I don't mind doing the second Wednesday - 12th - but I may not get the update done until Thursday, if that's not too confusing for Freeby 
 Thanks guys, you are all :A
 & Freeby, thank you again for starting the thread, you really are a super thread organiser!!
 None yet for me, but i didn't really expect to start counting until after my holibobs so not too bothered.
 Going for a quick coffee with a friend, then it's home to repack my suitcase for the umpteenth time ready for the morning! I'll try to bring you all some sunshine back!!February NSD challenge 5/150
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            Hi all
 Can I join again please. I really need to tighten the budget if I'm to be anywhere near debt free by the end of the year/early next year. I'll go for 12 NSDs and 3 in a row.
 Thanks
 M0
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            Got my first one in yesterday! Not today though, had a trip into town for school trousers!Because it's fun to have money!
 £0/£70 August GC
 £68.35/£70 July GC
 January-June 2019 = £356.94/£4200
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