How much have/will you spend today Thu 23/8?

vixtress

would have been another nsd but OH ate the fishcakes i had made for tonights diner and i have nothing else in (apart from the freezer) as we are away from tomorrow. so i will call at the farm shop and get somthing for dinner so prob about £3 if i can resist anything else in there

therealslimcj

Hello all!

This is a great idea to keep everyone motivated! I WAS trying to make this my first day of no spending but I'm gonna have to buy a birthday card grrrr.

£10 a week is reasonable though I think. I walk to and from work and bring my own lunch. It's the running-late-in-the-morning-coffee-and-muffin which does me in though!

Keep it up everyone!

bobbadog

Sort of naughty, but big posh do tonight and needed some things...
£12 cardigan, £7 bag, £3 tights. Have a few bits to take back to Primarks that I brought last week though, which sort of pays for it. Plus £1.50 on salmon sandwhich for lunch.

McSaver

No spend day again for me 3-IN-A-ROW

Glittermonkey

I spent about £350,000 today..... luckily it was works money and not mine, tomorrow I get to spend up to £2M wish it was really mine and I was really spending it!

I spent about £2 in Costa this morning, luckily I have a friend who works for Whitbred so gave me her discount card and then I spent £2.75 on my lunch at work.

CharliesAngel

Afternoon All...

Have spent a grand total of 14p on a cadbury's Fudge bar....

trying-very-trying

Charliesangel, where did you get a fudge for 14p?????????? My daughter is addicted to them, but she does buy them herself.

Yorkielass

I had fudge bar too - but it cost me 15p :eek: :eek:

(and £2.20 on amazon/ebay postage but that will be re-imbursed).

So a good day.

cattie1

hi moozie, long time no speak! I am going out tonight for a meal and a drink so taking £50 and hoping to come back with most of it lol (not likely!)

TS_777

Hi Moozie

Holland and Barretts are one of my regular stores, too. I always keep an eye especially for sales. If it is not a secret what did you get there?

I payed my TV license today. Previously I always payed a total amount for a year. But now, just only after 2 weeks here, among sooo wise Money Saving Experts, I decided to pay monthly by direct debit. I feel quite chuffed with myself, like patting myself on the head, good girl, well done.

I also cut monthly voluntary school payment for a child #1 from 25 to 5£/month. Not so chuffed about this, but they can manage. So saved 20£!

TS 777