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what have/will you spend wednesday 21st nov 07?

good morning all :D hope you are all well and enjoying your morning, just think all of you who have the weekend off you are half way through the week :T enjoy your day and i hope you 'keep it low'

me i have phoned in sick at work, i still have no voice and i am not well, however i need to send mum out for some tissues and ladys items so i have no idea how much that will cost :confused: will update later

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  • Have been doing well this week but I know I'm going to blow the budget later - off to the pub.:beer:
    Reality check - hit rock bottom on 15 Dec 2008 with unsecured debts of £29,136 and not enough money to live on

    :j NOW DEBT FREE!!!! :j
    :oI try to take life one day at a time but sometimes several days attack me at once :o
  • falady
    falady Posts: 584 Forumite
    hi everyone,

    I'm not planning to much money today, but i'm feleing grotty so a small foodie treat might be required later! I also need 'womens things' so a couple of quid there.

    Ali x

    Ali xx
    Not Buying It 2015 :)
  • free4440273
    free4440273 Posts: 38,438 Forumite
    Morning PAP et al.greet009.gif. Should be a NS Wednesday:rolleyes: Hope everyone has a fantastic day:)
    BLOODBATH IN THE EVENING THEN? :shocked: OR PERHAPS THE AFTERNOON? OR THE MORNING? OH, FORGET THIS MALARKEY!

    THE KILLERS :cool:

    THE PUNISHER :dance: MATURE CHEDDAR ADDICT:cool:
  • Had a NSD yesterday, and hoping for another one today!
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  • HBFS
    HBFS Posts: 1,285 Forumite
    After yesterday's wild spending. I'm taking it easy today. Not even drinking for the England game *crosses everything*
    Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.
  • Kevicho
    Kevicho Posts: 3,216 Forumite
    Would be a nsd for me (no spend week cep for monday when i spent 15 quid on haircut and a few drinks after my graduation ceremony - this was gift/congratulations money though), but i have to post my expenses, so will be a couple of pounds.

    Off to submit my id to the bank today to get my graduate account up and running.
    2K interest free overdraft, yum :) My ODs going to vanish and my trust fund will be having another 1500 going in :)

    £1.50 profit on it so far :D (plus quidco money which should be 110 quid)
  • I have a £5 in my purse but i need petrol as i won't get home tonight so that £5 will be going in the car.

    I have £3.40 in my account which i could use to buy a tin of soup, a roll, chocolate and a can of juice - if i have the brass neck to switch it for so little.... £3.40 will barely buy a sandwich so soup n a roll will be the cheapest option leaving left over cash for chocolate etc!

    alternatively have just asked my boyf if he wants to take poor me out for lunch..... just to the garden centre locally but he's not counting the pennies like me.

    I'll let you know the result!

    Store cupboard/freezer tea tonight as made spag bol at half eleven last night as realised i wasn't going shopping as no money!! Garlic bread and pasta at home already....
    I'm just a seething mass of contradictions....
    (it's part of my charm!)
  • elly2
    elly2 Posts: 556 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Spends for yesterday came in at £75 but got a few gifts, today is hopefully £20 if my dad manages to pick another gift up for my lo as it was to heavy for me to carry it yesterday, if there are none left in the store then it will be a NSD.
  • tsharp
    tsharp Posts: 1,532 Forumite
    I have to pay my car insurance this month, £260ish.
    My query is this, do I;
    A) pay it off in one go from current account and risk being O/D when all the xmas expenses pile in toward the end of next month
    or
    B) Put it on the 0% purchase credit card along with all the other debt we are paying off, and pay more off the debt this month?

    Pro of A is that i know i haven't increased my credit card debt, but will probably go overdrawn in the meantime. Interest on the O/D will probably be less than £1 i reckon.
    Pro of B is that it's interest free, but I have increased my debt, and this month i will pay off about £150ish, but add £260ish. Psychologically this is annoying.

    Any thoughts?
    "I have enough money to last me the rest of my life, unless I buy something."
  • tsharp, it depends on you really, i would say stick it on the credit card, only because you never know how much you will need of you od and at least the cards 0% ~ also you never know next month you can put much more on you card....

    well so far i have some lady thing ~ mums a bargian hunter ;) they were £2 per pack but if you brought 3 they were £3... so £3.00 it was :D still no tissues but she want me to go out with her and get some ~ dunno yet though :rolleyes:
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