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less than 3k so I can still claim benefits which classifies me as one of the under class. 
100,2786,690
Original post by Master Jack
100,2786,690
so much money even the comma got confused
Nothing 
there was around 2,000 at one point but somehow I managed to spend it. Looks like I'll be poor if I ever go to uni
there was around 2,000 at one point but somehow I managed to spend it. Looks like I'll be poor if I ever go to uni
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Original post by Mrs House
£7,463 mainly savings and birthday money
How old are you if you dont mind me asking
is this grant money savings or like working? I'm trying to increase my savings, but money is always a struggle.£28,206.49
(I'm 21)
(I'm 21)
Original post by TheTipsyTarsier
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that £1500 overdraft life
Only about £600, but I have a separate (student) account for living expenses with probably around £4000 in and a savings account. Not sure how much is in there.
-1235 or something around that.
Original post by white boy
so much money even the comma got confused
I stopped looking at commas a long time ago.
.Original post by Sic semper erat
£28,206.49
(I'm 21)
(I'm 21)
you just keep it all in your current account?
Original post by derma2019
How old are you if you dont mind me asking is this grant money savings or like working? I'm trying to increase my savings, but money is always a struggle.
is this grant money savings or like working? I'm trying to increase my savings, but money is always a struggle.I'm 18
it's savings from my grandparents. They've been giving me money since I was 5 so lucky
About £1000. My life's birthday money, haha.
Original post by Mrs House
I'm 18 it's savings from my grandparents. They've been giving me money since I was 5 so lucky
it's savings from my grandparents. They've been giving me money since I was 5 so luckyThats so lucky!!
I dont get grants so my savings don't go very far, as accom isn't fully covered by loan. Good though that you saved it
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