To cover everything excluding rent?
Disposable income.
Original post by AzureCeleste
To cover everything excluding rent?
Probably.
i think i could my mum has taught me to spend mt money very carefully, meaning to get all the good deals
Original post by Walt_14
Disposable income.
Really not helpful that.
What are you needing it for?
To pay for food? Or is it just entertainment (going out, clothes etc)
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