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Can I join again with a target of £150 for November"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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Hi,
I've only just found this site and I'm really excited by all the help and encouragement to make the most of our money.
I spend around £100 a week on a main shop and lots of little top ups during the week. I'd like to try and limit my spending to £350 for November!
Fae xx
Love your signature, adore Oscar Wilde:D"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
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Hi everyone,
Budgets done to here
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Hiya can I join in please have been MIA for ages but need to get sorted and we are cooking healthier and trying to waste less only buy what is needed (learning curve needed) so would be a great time to start 4 of us at the mo as 1 son away in uni 2 dogs and 1cat if I can be put down for £400:DDetermined to do better0
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First spend today out of my 25.00 weekly budget, 2.23 for milk no plans to spend anymore until saturday maybe. Feeling remarkably calm about the challenge - check back with me on the 23/11/13:D:DBarclay card £4,024/£0 0%interest
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Save all loose change 2018 total =0 -
My first shop for November was today. Just got some reduced veg, wholemeal rolls and toilet roll. £5.72 spent. Sains order is arriving tomorrow and we will be all set for November. Bad start tonight though as our freezer has broken! Had to throw away loads of food. Boo!!
Sorry, should have said budget for November is £250 pleaseGC Sept '13: £249.05/£250, NSDs: 9/7!! :j
GC Oct '13 £236.00/ £250, NSDs: 13/9!
GC Nov '13 £5.72/ £250, NSDs: /100 -
So happy with how it's going! Hubby popped into Tesco on the way home from work for milk and bread.. And came home with milk, two 7p loaves and two 7p packs of pitta bread from the reduced bit! Usually there'd be junk that I'd insisted we needed along with any reduced cakes he saw... and probably booze but not todayGrocery Challenge - November 2013 - £110/£2000
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Hi
Please can I join this challenge if its not too late? My Nov pay came in on 25th October to my month started that same day and will end on 27th Nov. Please can my budget be (for 3 of us)
£200. Unfortunately already managed to spend £76.37 but week one is almost over and the fridge and cupboards are well stocked. Really need to stop spending!!
Good Luck everyone!GC- June £0/£150
OD £0/£1500 OD £6.23/£900Debt paid-£6.23/£24000 -
Well, plan for an October spend of £200 didn't happen... (DD's 16th birthday, with food and Butter Beer for four at Harry Potter World didn't help :eek:) Hopefully a less spendy month coming up as we need to be making room in the freezer for Christmas dinner :xmastree:
Only the three of us (me, DD and DS), so what we need gets bought early and stuck in the freezer (all ready to cook in foil trays so I don't have much cooking or washing up to do, a throwback to the Christmas Days when they were little and I spent hours putting together Playmobil houses, pirate ships etc!).
So November's plan is to take out £50 in cash each Friday and NOT use cards to pay for any grocery shopping. Starts tomorrow - wish me luck!0 -
Can I please be put down for a target of £100 this month. Have spent £16 in tesco will update sig. Thanks and good luck everyone.:j Good things come to those who coupon. :j
GC August £122.75/150 September 188.76/200 October £97.40/ £120 November £90.20/£100
December £136.20/£180 January £98.50/£120
February £91.50/ £100
March £97.50/£100
May £129.20/ £130
June £135/£150
July £40/£1000
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