If you won £100 today what would you do with it?
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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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Well I could pay off the bill slower (it's not accruing interest or anything), but I'd rather be rid of it sooner rather than later.
So things are fairly tight, but they are by no means dire (and I don't want them to be either!).February wins: Theatre tickets0 -
I'd buy tickets for OH and me for a show or panto on Christmas Eve (matinee) and a few drinks afterwards to get us into the festive mood.0
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I would buy some festive treats for Christmas.0
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It would be spent on paint, as I'm decorating my flat.0
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I would get it put into euros for my holiday next year, that way I can't spend it!2013 WINS: Concert tickets + handmade cushion + Theatre Tickets + Cake international show tickets + iceskating tickets = £217.00 :j0
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I'd put £80 toward paying off a credit card and spend the other £20 on a Chinese takeway for my family, as it's something we love but have cut way back on due to the state of our finances.Love all, trust a few. Do wrong to none.
An eye for an eye only leads to more blindness.0 -
I'd go and see my other half. It costs about £50 on the train and the other half I'd spend on a nice meal out for the two of usJanuary Wins: Martini Mix, Soft Toy, Vase, Pyjamas, Art Box Best Win in 2023: Pyjamas for me and friend0
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Think I would get myself a new outfit for Christmas.0
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£100 worth of Star Wars Lego ;-)Would LOVE to win:
A hamper - any sort! A goody bag - any sort! A UK mini-break. A year's supply of something foodie. Anything Sci-Fi related
2013 wins - Cutting Room book, Rock n Rose necklace, £50 M&S voucher, Greggs coffee, £70 voucher for a Onesie0 -
Stick it in my emergency fund for things like broken cookers, washing machine etc - I already budget enough to be able to cover regular expenses such as food/rent/phone/gas/electric.A closed mouth gathers no feet.0
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