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What do you class as a no spend day?
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NSD for me is not spending any cash or anything on my debit card personally, I don't include direct debits.0
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when I spend no actual money other than DD's coming out of my account for bills.
If my freezer is full, I can do a fair few in a row (8 or 9) but then I get so frustrated I have a bit of a mad burst and undo all the good of all the NSD's!!!
"Stay Wonky":D
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For me a nsd is when I dont spend any money I pledge on the weekly challenge. My bills/direct debits come from a seperate account anyways. Once that money is moved into the bills account I class that spent anyways 0
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My idea of a NSD is not spending anything apart from DD's out of the account.0
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I have just got back from a 7 day All inclusive holiday can I say I have had 7 NSD's ( He He)
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I'm definately an A. Its got to be nothing spent, including direct debits and council tax etc. Unfortunately i don't seem to have many nsds!:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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