How much money do you spend in a week?
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Original post by Imperion
Have you ever used them or you're guessing? 
no i have tested them out thoroughly
i evaluated them for 7 years 
Me 'studying' in Cambridge 
As will UCL/King's for you
Original post by CoolCavy
no i have tested them out thoroughly i evaluated them for 7 years
i evaluated them for 7 years 7... you haven't forgotten about them in 7 whole years lol Inb4 you use them too fast
Original post by Illiberal Liberal
me to your name
me to your name
FFS what is that gif!?
About £15 to £20
Original post by Imperion
7... you haven't forgotten about them in 7 whole years lol Inb4 you use them too fast
hehe, i have thought of that so i am gonna get two boxes to last me a long time
If it's an uneventful week, I usually end up spending £200-300, which covers petrol, social activities and other expenses.
However, shopping for new clothes/accessories/gadgets sends the bill spiralling out of control
However, shopping for new clothes/accessories/gadgets sends the bill spiralling out of control
Original post by CoolCavy
hehe, i have thought of that so i am gonna get two boxes to last me a long time
lol xD enjoy them!
7 years is a long time for pencils.Original post by Imperion
lol xD enjoy them! 7 years is a long time for pencils.
7 years is a long time for pencils.aww thank u
i will update u on them on saturday! 
outside of monthly outgoings
I budget myself to €40 a week, 20 of that is for diesal for the car, the rest is for perishables, bread, milk, ham etc etc maybe the odd cream cake if i can afford it.
On the whole im pretty good at staying in budget
I budget myself to €40 a week, 20 of that is for diesal for the car, the rest is for perishables, bread, milk, ham etc etc maybe the odd cream cake if i can afford it.
On the whole im pretty good at staying in budget
Rent - £160
Bills - £50
Food/toiletries/clothes/leisure/travel - £70
So roughly £280 per week. SERIOUSLY confused as to how ANYONE can spend less than £50 per week, let alone some people who've polled less than £10?!? I'm pretty sure even homeless people spend more than £10 per week!
Bills - £50
Food/toiletries/clothes/leisure/travel - £70
So roughly £280 per week. SERIOUSLY confused as to how ANYONE can spend less than £50 per week, let alone some people who've polled less than £10?!? I'm pretty sure even homeless people spend more than £10 per week!
Original post by Most Competitive
If it's an uneventful week, I usually end up spending £200-300, which covers petrol, social activities and other expenses.
However, shopping for new clothes/accessories/gadgets sends the bill spiralling out of control
However, shopping for new clothes/accessories/gadgets sends the bill spiralling out of control
Ha ha i havent bought any new clothes in two years and that was just two pairs of jeans and some teeshirts when in Thailand.
I really need new clothes lol
Original post by CoolCavy
aww thank u i will update u on them on saturday!
i will update u on them on saturday! 'Kay
Draw something to go with 'em 
£50+ a week is the highest option?! I spend that much on food alone, let alone alcohol at more than £100 per week, and that's considering that the College bar is closed on Sundays.
Original post by vanessa409
Rent - £160
Bills - £50
Food/toiletries/clothes/leisure/travel - £70
So roughly £280 per week. SERIOUSLY confused as to how ANYONE can spend less than £50 per week, let alone some people who've polled less than £10?!? I'm pretty sure even homeless people spend more than £10 per week!
Bills - £50
Food/toiletries/clothes/leisure/travel - £70
So roughly £280 per week. SERIOUSLY confused as to how ANYONE can spend less than £50 per week, let alone some people who've polled less than £10?!? I'm pretty sure even homeless people spend more than £10 per week!
Not everyone has included rent in their calculations. (I get mine paid for me) But unlike most people, I don't go out like that. I only really buy food and train tickets. I shop in Lidl and Aldi; so don't spend that much on food.
Original post by Reue
Some more clarity required! Perhaps excluding housing and utilities?
Yup, excluding rent and bills!
Original post by Serentonin
Can only assume the majority of the respondents are still at school or college.
This. I don't live with my parents or go school or college, I couldn't live on under £50 a week, no way. Thats not even including bills/rent.
Even excluding bills and rent I spend more than £50. Travel is about £20 a week, food is about £30. That's not including if I meet up with friends, eat out or go shopping.
750 inc rent per week
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