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Out of curiosity I was wondering…?
My first wage went 1/3 in savings, money for car things, food, board for parents and a pair of headphone & moisturiser LOL
My first wage went 1/3 in savings, money for car things, food, board for parents and a pair of headphone & moisturiser LOL
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(Original post by Panickingdiscos)
Out of curiosity I was wondering…?
My first wage went 1/3 in savings, money for car things, food, board for parents and a pair of headphone & moisturiser LOL
Out of curiosity I was wondering…?
My first wage went 1/3 in savings, money for car things, food, board for parents and a pair of headphone & moisturiser LOL
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Food, bills, plane tickets, and whatever I need to buy that month e.g. toiletries, clothes
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(Original post by DeseanDwyer)
A 1400 pound pc setup, had none left by the end.
A 1400 pound pc setup, had none left by the end.
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The normal boring things. Food, Bill's, petrol for car.
Oh yes a little bit of self indulgence. Clothes, lingerie.
Oh yes a little bit of self indulgence. Clothes, lingerie.
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My first ever wage I got [whilst still living at home] I bought myself a custom built PC
but those days are long behind me, it's now mostly bills and food :/
but those days are long behind me, it's now mostly bills and food :/
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#9
Rent, credit card payments, utility bills, petrol and food.
Everything else above £10 goes on the credit cards.
Everything else above £10 goes on the credit cards.
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(Original post by Panickingdiscos)
Out of curiosity I was wondering…?
My first wage went 1/3 in savings, money for car things, food, board for parents and a pair of headphone & moisturiser LOL
Out of curiosity I was wondering…?
My first wage went 1/3 in savings, money for car things, food, board for parents and a pair of headphone & moisturiser LOL
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#11
(Original post by -Eirlys-)
Savings account, ISA account, rent, petrol, food, days/nights out. The rest sits in
Savings account, ISA account, rent, petrol, food, days/nights out. The rest sits in
Having money in my bank account now that would be something lol.
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#12
(Original post by Tartan Lass)
Alright for some.
Having money in my bank account now that would be something lol.
Alright for some.
Having money in my bank account now that would be something lol.
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#14
(Original post by -Eirlys-)
I've been working since I was 16 and I still live at home. I'm not a big spender at all - I dislike spending money unless I really need to! :P I keep a monthly log of my incomings and outgoings and make sure I always have more coming in than going out. I only ever have more going out than in near the Christmas period.
I've been working since I was 16 and I still live at home. I'm not a big spender at all - I dislike spending money unless I really need to! :P I keep a monthly log of my incomings and outgoings and make sure I always have more coming in than going out. I only ever have more going out than in near the Christmas period.
You seem very well organised. Your not an accountant by any chance are you?
As they have a dislike for spending money lol.
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Giant crystals, art stuff, games.
Random things I think are cool or useful. I try not to go over £200 a month on random **** lol.
Random things I think are cool or useful. I try not to go over £200 a month on random **** lol.
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(Original post by Kim~Shawn Mendes)
saving up for an iphone 11 only a hundred to go guys
saving up for an iphone 11 only a hundred to go guys
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#18
(Original post by Panickingdiscos)
That’s some self restraint lol! Good luck with the rest of your savings!
That’s some self restraint lol! Good luck with the rest of your savings!
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(Original post by Kim~Shawn Mendes)
saving up for an iphone 11 only a hundred to go guys
saving up for an iphone 11 only a hundred to go guys
not worth it imo
my smartphone cost me 60 quid, it was 3g internet, it has andriod, it has a decent camera, it can make and recieve calls, it doesn't look dated
that's all you need basically.
i'm surprised at 3G though, it's faster than my old 4g smartphone.. ?
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(Original post by Tartan Lass)
Credit to you.
You seem very well organised. Your not an accountant by any chance are you?
As they have a dislike for spending money lol.
Credit to you.
You seem very well organised. Your not an accountant by any chance are you?
As they have a dislike for spending money lol.
It would feel irresponsible to ignore what's going on in my bank! I always check that what's going out is correct too! I see my money as my ticket to my future so it's kind of important. :P
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