Becoming addicted to collecting coins

Westie983

I think so, my cash axcount started with £250, but it's dropped as Ive transfered some to my various pots and I've spent some on food and funding my regular savers, so the balance is now 150, so I can't add a income transaction as I already did this on 1st March when I started YNAB.

It not an issue I suppose I can see the amount in my on budget accounts on the right hand side but not in my budget screen...

Everything else is working so far but it's still early days...

liltdiddylilt

You can add an income transaction anytime you feel like it? You add interest added as income, and for me I add child ben, housing ben, tax creds.. all different times of the month. Not to mention when Him decides to pay me back for something he let me pay for etc etc

Westie983

Got it, so when I add as income it will show as available to budget...


Hope all is well with you, have a fandosy weekend

Westie

liltdiddylilt

Thats right hun x

Westie983

Just got back from babysitting my godson and his sisters and managed to swop some pennies for some £2 coins... Don't worry I replaced the £2 with £2 of other coinage, not in the game of stealing from a six year old, good haul from them though,

Slowly my coin collection is building up, roll on payday...

Have a good weekend, will probably check in after visiting Mother Westie tomorrow...

Goodnight MSErs...

Westie983

What a tough day :-(

its must be because its a monday and the weekend went too quickly,

I had my rescheduled review today and was told I have no ambition and aspirations to progress in the company, yes you are right in the last nine years of my employment I have been to university and got my degree had five exploratory operations, one total hip replacement and nerve surgery...

mmm tomorrow is another day

liltdiddylilt

Hope today has been much better for you hun. Don't let the b*stards grind you down.. xx

Westie983

Pint of milk bought - 49p paid with a £20 in guess where -

YES Mr S. Elfservice

19.51 chucked back at me £10, £5, AND......


YES thats right peeps 2 yes 2 £2 (plus 51p)

so what does Westie do then?

she goes to the customer services and purchases some scratch cards

£4 worth and yes she uses the £10 - what does she get back in her change......

YES 3 yes 3 £2 coins.....

she walks away to scratch and guess what......

YES she has won some pennies how much you ask?

YES she has won £4 so she goes back to customer services and gets her winnings as how does she ask for the money

YES 2 £2 Coins....

walks away to her car with a pint of semi skimmed milk, two losing scratch cards 7 £2 coins, 51p in coins and a £5 note....

£14 added to the pot and a bowl of shreadies consumed, and £5 in purse for any little expenses needed before payday friday

Westie983

Can I find £2 floating around my fault to make that total more appealing anyone else find they are OCD on numbers?

I find I have to have any volume be it the radio volume in the car, or on the the TV to be an even number...

I have to round up my petrol purchase to the nearest 10p or £1, end with a "0"

I have also brought this into my bank account which is working for my savings goals as my bank account balance at the end of the week has to be a even number or rounded off to the nearest £1....

so having my total at £1148.00 is doing my head in....

liltdiddylilt

I have a client who is so OCD about round numbers she will only invest £100,000 at a time. And she sends a separate cheque for the £2000 fee :rotfl:

Ah to have the money to be that OCD