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February 2014 Grocery Challenge
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Count me in for Feb please. Month runs from 1st-28th and budget is £450... Struggling in January as only £19 left till the 31st but I am DETERMINED!2014 GC: £957.61/ £54000
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£230 for February please. Thank you
) DH, 2 DD and 2 cats. aiming to be mortgage free at 51, 10 years to go! Feb 19 £358k, Jan 21 £283K (using savings)July 22 £246K down to 17 year term, Mar 25 £177k 11.8 year term0 -
Thanks Tessa, unfortunately that would mean a bus to Aldi which I can't do this week
luckily it should last two weeks though (managed that with my last cuc) ************************************
Daughter born 26/03/14
Son born 13/02/210 -
Please can you put me down for £350 for February please
That's a reduction of £50, but as it's a short month it will be fine. I'll be starting on 1st February.
Thank you
A family that eats together, stays together
NSD 50/365
GC JAN £259.63/£400 FEB £346.41/£350.00 MAR £212.57/£300 APR £1/£2500 -
£3 spent yesterday on crackers and popcorn in Poundland 0
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£100 please
This is for 2 adults.
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Just managed to come in under budget last month (by 46p)
which was amazing considering having to buy all lunches as well. (However, all other budgets - petrol/parking/etc all gone to the wind!)
Lots of freezer and cupboard stock used thjough, so will have to keep a very tight eye on feb budget.
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Will be planning my shop for next week fingers crossed, as no time this weekend to go to the SM.
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GOOD LUCK EVERYONE :j:j:j:jM3 Dec2015 #160 Target £150,000 (BU £155000)0 -
not a nsd day as I thought needed bread and milk as oh on nights and just devoured a bucket of cereal and all the milk!C.R.A.P.R.O.L.L.Z #7 member N.I splinter-group co-ordinater
I dont suffer from insanity....I enjoy every minute of it!!.:)0 -
BlueMoo - I'd love to know what you get, as I cannot and I've tried to get our shopping lower than £150 without buying meat from some dodgy unknown country lol!Nessy x
House Deposit - £0 /£20,000
Weight Loss - .5lbs0 -
My Feb starts on Friday, could you put me down for £250 please,
over budget in Jan so will be trying harder this month, must say still lots in cupboards and freezer, think I spend too much on "meal" things then end up going over budget when running out of essentials such as bread / milk / butter / Fruit and veg.0 -
I haven't posted in a while so hello there again. I need to focus on spending less this year as DH is going part time in February. Please put me down for £200.February GC 173/200
March GC £193.60/190
April 221/£2500
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