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No Spend January 2022
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I try my best to have a fiscal fast for the first 3 months of the year - completing my tax return in January usually helps! I have plenty of food in the cupboards to be getting through. However I will not be denying myself any YS bargains, nor can I resist a chazzer bargain.No man is worth crawling on this earth.
So much to read, so little time.7 -
I would love to join too!!4
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I'm in on this! I have bills etc. and shopping for groceries that are necessities but January is going to be as much as possible a no spend month so this thread will be great, thank you!*Stop giving up what you really want for what you want now*
*Face your fear, don't do what's easy, do what is right, fight for it because it will be worth it*
January grocery budget £215.07/£250
#18 The 365 day 1p challenge 2023 £108.50/£667.95
#48 Saving £1 a day for Christmas 2023 challenge £31/£365
Emergency fund £83.98/£10004 -
I'd like to join in to please. I just plan to by fresh food as needed & run down pantry, freezer , cupboards etc. No unnecessary spending & already trying to avoid all sales. The only thing I "need " is some new walking boots as my very old ones leak so I've set a budget, but there wont be anything else. I could do with a haircut but I'm going to wait until at least Feb.6
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I would love to join in too please! I feel that our spending had gotten a bit out of control over the past year, so I’d like to reign it in a bit. With everything in the news about rising costs that are coming this year, I hope reducing spending now will help absorb at least some of the costs.
Happy New frugalling year!Every act of kindness, no matter how small, isn’t wasted ❤️
"It’ll be alright in the end, and if it’s not alright - it’s not the end"Every pound we spend is a vote for the sort of world we want
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I'm in please !June 17 £16,000 debt ~ nov 18 DEBT FREE •June 21 £16,308 debt / july 22 debt free •Original mortgage free date 01/06/2059 current mortgage free date 01/05/20462
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Love this! I’m in…
Even going without my acrylic nails for a month (watch the pennies they say!)
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Will be watching this thread with interest!!Trying to be careful with money just now -went through a tough time 3 months or so ago and thankfully got grant from union benevolent fund which has really helped towards bills. Have kept a spending diary for the last 2 months to analyse where the money is going ( am already careful!) and am aiming to have some NSD's. all hints and tips welcome at this stage!!!
:j I feel I am diagonally parked in a parallel universe :j6
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