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August 2015 Grocery Challenge
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1st shop of my month and i spent £89.82. we did need to stock up on a few spices so slightly more than i was aiming for but still well within what i budgeted for each week.DEBT
31/12/2018 = £21,740.10 - 31/12/2019 = £18,581.29 (14.53% PD)
31/01/2020 - £18,685.22 (14.05% PD)0 -
Budget for Auguest is £200
hoping for another good one as away on holiday for one week and hoping to use stores as we are away again in September ��DFW
January £0/£11,100
NSD
January 1/310 -
Hi. Will you add me in for August. I am aiming for £250.00Debt free from April 2012:T:T:T:T:j:j:j:j0
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Hi guys, it's been ages! Haven't budgeted properly for months
We have recently moved home and the new place is going to cost quite a bit more to run, so budgeting is more essential than ever!
Please pop me down for £250 for August, thanks!
Foxy
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Hi
I've just posted my final figure for July on the July thread I failed big time took my eye of the ball mid month,not writting down recipts on a daily basis just shoving them in my bag what a shock when I added them up!!!
I have put down for £250.00 this month but can I change this to £350.00 please admin then I can lower it month by month to where I want to be.
I am off work this weekend so I am going to sit down do a rough meal plan & stock take of my cupboards.
Note to self "must stay focused "
Dee xJuly grocery challenge £250.00/£408.93
August grocery challenge£350.00
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I overspent by a big chunk too Barneydee. About £80 I think (still waiting for a reciept from OH) in my case, but that's an epic fail, since we had fewer people to feed than I expected during July.
Onwards and upwards (or downwards in this case!!).[FONT="][FONT="] Fighting the biggest battle of my life.Started 30th January 2018.
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Hi there can I join for august please? My goal is £250LBM Sept 2012 ~£44 Sept 15: £~5233
£10/day May-Sept: £609.04 Oct: £19.255/£300
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Hi there, I think I need to join this challenge as our food shopping bills are astronomical. I will ease myself in gently with a total of £500. This is for 2 adults and three teenagers who eat me out of house and home, plus one greedy labrador cross and an evil kitty. I know it seems a lot but I'm spending quite a bit more than that on shopping and that's not including takeaways
:o:o.
I will start from today and also aim to use up some of my stocks, I could feed the neighbourhood with just what's in the cupboards. I also want to run down the 2 freezers and eventually get rid of one of them. My name is dumpling and I have a problem.
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today is a NSD for me!! yippee only 30 days to go!! xx0
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Oh dear - spent £57.56/£120 on food, £7.76/£15 on toiletries/household and £6.84/£15 on cat stuff already and it's only the first.
I've also realised it's a five weekend month meaning my chances of sticking to the budget are getting slimmer...
In my defence stocks were low and we're having a dinner party tonight so got beef for a big beef and steak pie.
Saved a bit on dessert as used rhubarb from the garden to make a crumble.
I will need to be totally on the ball for the rest of the month to even come close. Lots of lentil dishes I think... hope my husband doesn't moan too much.Part time working mum | Married in 2014 | DS born 2015 & DD born 2018
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6542225/stopping-the-backsliding-a-family-of-four-no-longer-living-beyond-their-means/p1?new=1
Consumer debt free!
Mortgage: -£128,033
Savings: £6,050
- Emergency fund £1,515
- New kitchen £556
- December £420
- Holiday £3,427
- Bills £132
Total joint pension savings: £55,4250
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