If you won £100 today what would you do with it?

Former_MSE_Andrea

Great replies everyone, keep them coming!

Those of you who'd use it to pay your bills or food shopping, is that because things are tight and you have to or are things ok and you just want to, to save?

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mjm3346

Amazon vouchers to get some dvd box sets and films.

angiesandhu

MSE_Andrea wrote: »

Great replies everyone, keep them coming!

Those of you who'd use it to pay your bills or food shopping, is that because things are tight and you have to or are things ok and you just want to, to save?

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Things are tight for me right now that's why I would use it for boring bills and food x

Rossco_Clarko

MSE_Andrea wrote: »

Great replies everyone, keep them coming!

Those of you who'd use it to pay your bills or food shopping, is that because things are tight and you have to or are things ok and you just want to, to save?

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Because I have to I don't owe usually but we had an unexpected expense last month which means I owe now and money is tight.

lazer

I'd take my mum & dad out for a meal to thank them for all their help recently.

They are so good to me & my husband, can't do enough for us, so it would be nice to do something nice for them

allisoca

I'd keep it quiet & go to Hobbycraft & get lots of crafting goodies.

:beer:

Svenena

I'd add it to one of my savings accounts, towards either buying my first house or replacing my 16-year-old car (perhaps split it between the two).

Luckyone

MSE_Andrea wrote: »

Great replies everyone, keep them coming!

Those of you who'd use it to pay your bills or food shopping, is that because things are tight and you have to or are things ok and you just want to, to save?

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Because things are tight my family are in the same situation too so that's why I would spend it on something nice for Christmas for them if I could, but need to pay bills

It's the Gas & Electric bills we all struggle with

DigForVictory

A £100 windfall, no strings? £90 to the creditcard as that's the most expensive debt, & £10 towards a fish & chip supper for the family.
Things are tight (and self-inflicted, ahem) but no strings means the family can have a bit of fun too.

the_frugal_frog

MSE_Andrea wrote: »

Great replies everyone, keep them coming!

Those of you who'd use it to pay your bills or food shopping, is that because things are tight and you have to or are things ok and you just want to, to save?

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because I am single, live alone, work cut my hours to 30 and it would be he only sensible option. I can barely afford to live each week so couldn't waste such a lot of money on treats right now.