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how much have/will you spend aug 8th 2007?
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            I spent £1.90 today, but then locked my purse in the safe at work. Broke the lock key (half in / out of the safe lock) and locksmith can't do a thing until he has a new barrel / shaft thingy to replace it with - so I'm going to have lots of NSDs until I get my purse back!
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Very technical, cat. :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:I am NOT, nor do I profess to be, a Qualified Debt Adviser. I have made MANY mistakes and have OFTEN been the unwitting victim of the the shamefull tactics of the Financial Industry.
If any of my experiences, or the knowledge that I have gained from those experiences, can help anyone who finds themselves in similar circumstances, then my experiences have not been in vain.
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            Rog, I'm trying to view my imminent no spend days as the silver lining.
Thought I'd add as well that the new "lock barrel thingy" (is that still too technical?:o) wont cost me a thing as work have to pay for it (the miserly gits in finance knew the key and lock were sticking but kept putting UD40 in and hoping for the best. Now it'll cost them loads a money to fix hehe!
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            £9.00 on work lunch out (unavoidable, but budgeted £15.00 just in case).
Actually, I could not post on the last 2 threads as I could not get to my computer, so I will confess all here!
Spent £6.99 in cinema on Monday night, and then £2.50 on lunch yesterday.
Have not had to spend any money on parking at work though (thought I would have to spend at least £5.00, although could be claimed back on work expenses) and my weekly moozie/pap budget was £20.00 so technically I have spent £18.49 and have £1.59 left to spend until Sunday!
Have everything I need until then, so hopefully 4 NSD's in a row for me![FONT="][FONT="][FONT="][FONT="][FONT="][FONT="]D[FONT="]ebt free since May 2015[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][FONT="][FONT="][/FONT][/FONT]0 - 
            Evening all.
Spends today:
£1.50 on bus fare
£2.01 in Tesco on some herbal tea, a mullerice & some Kettle lentil & tomato & basil baked/crisp things :drool:
I was really hoping for a till spit for EBAY in Tesco......no such luck! :rolleyes:
£3 to book man on a little book as a gift to fiancé's Mum who has been a complete star to us recently (as ever).Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
Sainsburys Loan: Cleared July 2010
Credit cards: AMEX Airmiles Card: direct debit set to clear balance monthly
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            good evening everyone
hope you are all enjoying this lovely summers evening!
Well i am pleased to post that this is the second NSD for me YAY me
                        March 2006 £15,200+ in debt April £843.64 in debt - Debt Free date Sept 2009
Egg Credit Card - £843.64 5.7%0 - 
            Today I spent:
47p on a bar of chocolate at lunchtime as I went to the village to pay in our spare change into our holiday fund and a cheque we got as an anniversary present
then £5 on a book from the book people at work cheapest price anywhere (including their website) so I'm ok with that and having sat and looked through it I know I'll find it useful.
Got another £40 cash out the cashpoint too - haven't got any out for a week - £20 each - OH even seems to be coping with the spending diary idea too :TInitial Mortgage January 2024 - £160,000
Initial Mortgage free date - January 2058
Mortgage as of 1st February 2024 - £159,134.98
Overpayments to date - £79.62
Current Mortgage free date - January 20580 - 
            Two coffees (one for a friend), porridge, fruit and (for once recently) a ready meal came to £6.00.'Never leap-frog a unicorn'0
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            Hi all
I was very naughty today and spent 50p on a big snickers bar:eek: Will tell myself off I think
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            evening all ~ sorry i am so late updating but i ahev just had some bad news
 anyways £1.23 on a fudge, milky way, lucozade and a packet of crisps and 50p on a can 
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            postingalwaysposting wrote: »evening all ~ sorry i am so late updating but i ahev just had some bad news
 anyways £1.23 on a fudge, milky way, lucozade and a packet of crisps and 50p on a can 
Better than my update - £16 on food and :eek: £7.50 at the cinema....Overpay!0 
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