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June 2026 Grocery Challenge

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  • carboot_karaoke
    carboot_karaoke Posts: 743 Forumite
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    I actually logged on earlier to add a spend from yesterday in all £6.49 was spent in Asda, for milk,salad and garlic bread to accompany the Lasagne we had for dinner. I will be doing a bigger shop tomorrow / Saturday.

    Grocery Budget £220.39 / £400

    Bulk Fund £27.59 / £50

    Grocery Challenge £ 247.98 / £450

    Current Balance £6000
    MFW 2026 #31 £17000 / £23,000 OP
    MFIT - T7  

    Emergency Fund £5,620 / £5,000


    0%CC May 2027-  £5,000

    0% Loan £600.00  - paid ✅️

    Money made £402.30 / £365 (12/07/26)

    Declutter 42 /52 

    Grocery Challenge 2025 £4885.78
    Grocery Challenge 2026 Jan £328.20, Feb £297.01, Mar £352.91, April £422.85, May £358.26, June £431.70

    The final countdown to June 2026 - Page 4 — MoneySavingExpert Forum


  • mandco
    mandco Posts: 1,332 Forumite
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    edited 18 June at 3:38PM

    after much deliberation as I really didn’t need much I decided to make use of the £30 off an £80 spend voucher from Tesco as figured it was ultimately a decent enough saving -I spent a bit more as ordered a bit extra in case any oos items brought the total below the min spent threshold for the voucher to get applied which did pay off as there was about £15 worth of items not delivered but mostly stocked up on bulk buys so a lot will be used over multiple months but for now I’m including the full amount. Also had a few small tops up shops for various fresh bits I did need plus the inevitable extras that always seem to creep into the basket and some extra snacks and beers they decided they needed for watching the football. £133.25 spent in total £628.61/£800

    this year do something that scares you for courage is not the absence of fear just the knowledge that some things are worth the risk
  • Soontobeoap
    Soontobeoap Posts: 1,714 Forumite
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    I really wish I was better with technology. I have never had a more card for Morrisons. After the tip about choc eggs being 97p we tottered off to get some for Christmas crafting at craft and chat. On the way there I realized that we needed a card to get the offer. ( I should have known) Asked at the desk if I could get a card and a very nice chap said normally he could help me but he couldn't get on the computer. Suggested that I load app on my phone and showed me how to set it up. So far so good! I started shopping as it took over 10 mins to fully load. Then it wanted me to load a pin number that it had emailed me. I don't have email on my phone. DH had gone to the opticians because he had a screw loose! That's another story. So I kept my finger on the page to keep it open until he came back and kept shopping. When he arrived I duly entered the pin only to be told that the email I had entered was already on their system. Arrgh! Eventually on the way home I managed to set up the whole thing. Once home I entered the receipt into the morrisons app as apparently you can retrospectively get discounts loaded back onto your card. I now have £1.57 worth of points when I could have saved £1.53 on the one choc orange that I did buy for my daughter, earned 13 points on the whole shop and there were lots of other money off offers in my basket too. I am just hoping that more points are loaded over the next few days! It's all so frustrating?

    I do keep trying to follow all of the instructions but I am so slow. No choc eggs for craft group!☹️

    Most of shopping was for cakes for DHs bowls team and pooh bags for the neighbours dog. £4.15 of grocery challenge money spent. £2.50 of that on a choc orange for DD


    GC 2022 = £3154.96 ,  2023 = £3334. 841
       2024 = £.3221.81 ,   2025 = £3974.24 .  2026    £1362.47/£3500, July £91.30/£250
    Decluttering campaign. 2026. 37/74 storage places, book cases, drawers cupboards and sheds. Also tidying / clearing front and back gardens , giving bathroom and kitchen a bit of a spruce up.  Me🏅🏅🏅🏅⭐⭐⭐ ⭐DH🏅🏅🏅
    Make £600 in 2026 = £572.79
    NSD in M = 18,  J = 15, J = 8/15
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