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Rejoining please! Taken my eye off the ball again lately....
325 please! My budget runs 4 weekly so runs 27 Sept to 25 Oct this time. This includes everything inc cleaning and hamster stuff. I'm on a low fodmap diet so have to watch what I eat and husband doesn't care what it is as long as there is a mountain of it. Packed lunches for 3 5 days a weeks too.
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Hi all - having been spending obscene amounts on food all my life, now my offspring are both at uni and it's only me, a dog and a cat in the house, it seems like a good time to reign it in and shop more carefully! Please put me down for £225 for October for absolutely everything (except prescription cat food which I am picking up on Monday but will last about 10 weeks or so). Thank you and good luck everyone!Mortgage: £81,154.58 (03/19) - £54,849 (02/24)0
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Scraped by last month by the skin of my teeth with just £1.14 left of the budget! I got lost along the way somewhere as by what I posted I should have had a bit more than that.
I'm going for £200 again for the month but will probably be a bit tight as I need to go to the butchers for some more meat.0 -
hello i have totalled up sept and am happy very happy with it so im in oct now a little early but no real spends planned for the last few days of sept
im off to plan some food for the weekend and puree some soup i made this am...lentil/bacon and a sweet potato effort i made up hope they taste ok
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Thanks Elsiepac for doing the thread, it's really helping. Just finished September and I came in slightly under budget, probably for the first time in a long time.
Can you put me down for 225.00 for October. That's for 2 adults but more at the weekend. Thanks0 -
Hi folks, I'm already on oct budget (I run the last fri of the month till the last fri of the month) I took all 4 kids shopping with me! I spent £18.39 in home bargains on lots of snacks foods, toilet roll, wipes and part baked bread.
Then I spent £60.76 in Asda! considering I had no meat and not really any dinners this is insane! I mostly stuck to my list but a lot of the cheaper items we usually get were out of stock and the kids added a few bits in. I have another planned spend tomorrow as lidl have chip pan oil on sale and I need 12 litres! then that should be me for the week.
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Hi all! Not quite finished with the September spend, but looks like I'll come in under budget so I'm aiming for £40 again this month.Grocery Challenge
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Hi can I come in on this please. Just totted up shopping for September and it came in as a hefty £600 that's for 3 adults and a dog. Hoping to reduce this to £300 this month0
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Hello,
I would like to join again after coming in below budget in September. It's just me this month and I will lower the budget to £120. I'm hoping to get it down month by month to below £100 so this is a step on the path.
My major downfall is buying sandwiches while at work when I have left a prepared lunch in the fridge or haven't got round to making one. I'm going to concentrate on lunches during October.1/10/2015 Debt Free
1/1/2018 Mortgage Free
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Finished September with £74.76/£80, so I am going for £80 again in October.0
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