Weekly Spend Challenge W/C 18th November 2012
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Good morning!
I have just put my Xmas cake in the oven and I can smell the brandy already! WooooT!
I'm working away 3 days this week, and taking m & d out for lunch on Friday, so I'm going to pledge £50. 00 this week.
Hope everyone has a good week0 -
Hey! Can you put me down for 165 which I know seems a lot but I have lots of travelling this week.
Thanks!MBNA - 5004.05/[STRIKE]8854.99 [/STRIKE]Barclaycard - 9464.18/[STRIKE]8241.65[/STRIKE]Tesco - 3910.20Loans: Santander - 3395/[STRIKE]3984[/STRIKE] Toyato - 2192/[STRIKE]2329[/STRIKE]Student loan - 2410/[STRIKE]2550[/STRIKE] Overdraft - 2000/[STRIKE]1500[/STRIKE]Grand total 28759.54/[STRIKE]27459.54 [/STRIKE]@ 13.12.12[/CENTER0 -
Spend so far this week (day one) but this includes groceries (not much required as house is brimming with food)
£25 Petrol (hopefully enough to get me to work and home all week)
£14.32 Groceries.
What this means for me - no trashy celeb magazines on Tuesday and no morning danish pastry - probably both a good thing really.
Here's to a week of careful driving and home baking!StartingToGetOutofDebt
October 2012 Debt. Loan £12394.55. Sainsburys CC £3594. Mint CC £4475. MBNA CC £2648.62.Total Debts £23112.17]
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Hi all,
I've started spending already but I'm not leaving the house for the rest of the day/night:) -
Sun - £5 (charity)
Total - £5.00/£500 -
First post updated to here.
Well Sunday is normally a NSD, however i have been worried about my lack of calcium and i really don't like plain milk so bought some chocolate milk and a couple of other bits.
£4.35 spent and £2 owed to my mum. I actually owed £12 but the £10 was from another budget.
so £13.65 left for the week.
Good luck everyone and have a good week.SPC 14 Target £200 /
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Good evening everyone
NSD for me today ;o) Let's hope the rest of the week goes as well.
Cheers
Casper
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rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »Morning everyone thanks to ETO for the new thread :T and welcome to startingtogetoutofdebt and DaveK I get where you're coming from with the long walk .... I like things like that to clear my head / focus on things to do - 3 mile walk am & 4 to 6 mile walk pm but I do have a dog so that's why I do it!;)
little rant coming so please feel free to ignore ..... but I do feel better having now got it off my chest!!!!
I've been doing mine in stages (HNC then HND) as a) more affordable and b) getting a qualification along the way .... but have now hit a stumbling block:
If I go full time for the last 2 years - I get it paid but being single & having a mortgage etc, I can't afford to do this
If I go part time for the last 2 years - I get nothing :mad:
If I do it online (Scottish Uni) - I'd get part funding but none of the Scottish Unis do the course online :mad:
If I do it online (English Uni) - I get no funding & it's nearly £5k:eek:
*sigh* ...... not sure whether to even bother TBH - £5k is such a hugely ridiculous amount of money to pay at my age
P's me off TBH as if I got benefits of any kind (ie if I had kids), I'd get it all paid for & money for laptop, books etc ...... any particular reason why single people don't deserve the opportunity to better themselves the same way that those with kids can?
Sorry ..... sore subject
Best of luck to everyone this week
Sorry but was that dig aimed at me?xx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx0 -
Morning everyone.
Sunday 17th - £17.10 Groceries.0 -
Sorry but was that dig aimed at me?
Seriously? :huh:
It was not a "dig" at anyone - apart from the stupid system :mad:
How on earth could it be a dig at you when I have no idea how you or anyone else funds their degrees - if you get it paid for, then brilliant (but if you do, why shouldn't everyone?), if not, then I sympathise as I know how hard it is trying to find the money to do it.
It gets a little frustrating trying to find money to try to better yourself / your prospects when others seem to just get it thrown at them / the rules governing getting the money are impossible to meet - that's all I was saying
I was just trying to highlight how unfair the system is .... it should be that anyone who wants to improve themselves can - not whether you get a certain benefit etc.:mad:Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
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Debt free & determined to stay that way!0 -
£8 spent so far this weekPAD Maker0
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