Loosing money ? Isit normal?

Okay so I got money from inheritance and spent it all.
I’m getting my last student finance which will be £3.6k and nhs training fund of £1.6k so it will be. £5.5k. Instead of spending it.

I feel really bad and dumb for spending all the inheritance money I guess because I’ve never received such large amount of money and I was in a bad time. I wish I kept atleast 15k.

I’m thinking to put the money^^ £5.5k in my savings and pretend I never spent the inheritance lool. Is this normal?

Is this any different than four weeks ago?

https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?p=96645363&highlight=

Like have you spend the £32 now?

I dunno why you're still asking us if it's 'normal' after the last 2 threads you made about it. You flat out suck with money and you'll likely blow this 5.5 as well since there's no sign of you changing.

(You're going to put 5.5 aside and pretend it's 50? I don't see that working)

It can be a shock when someone dies and the spending your inheritance may be a way to soften the blow and coping. Don't beat yourself about it. It's done now. How much was your inheritance? Will this help you if you pretend?

Can you try and put the money in an account that you never use, or with a different bank whose app you don’t have on your phone. Keep it separate to your day-to-day account.
Can you sell any of the things you bought to get back a bit of the money you spent?

Okay so I got money from inheritance and spent it all.
I’m getting my last student finance which will be £3.6k and nhs training fund of £1.6k so it will be. £5.5k. Instead of spending it.

I feel really bad and dumb for spending all the inheritance money I guess because I’ve never received such large amount of money and I was in a bad time. I wish I kept atleast 15k.

I’m thinking to put the money^^ £5.5k in my savings and pretend I never spent the inheritance lool. Is this normal?

I appreciate you putting my old thread on this thread but please don’t as I’m trying to think of new plans. My old thread has nothing to do with this advice I’m asking. Thank you though x

Hi, if you have nothing nice to say don’t comment thank you x

My old threads are in the past. I’m thinking about new plans to fix my problem thanks.

Okay so I got money from inheritance and spent it all.
I’m getting my last student finance which will be £3.6k and nhs training fund of £1.6k so it will be. £5.5k. Instead of spending it.

I feel really bad and dumb for spending all the inheritance money I guess because I’ve never received such large amount of money and I was in a bad time. I wish I kept atleast 15k.

I’m thinking to put the money^^ £5.5k in my savings and pretend I never spent the inheritance lool. Is this normal?

This isn't your personal safe space. If you don't want opinions don't repeatedly ask for them about the same topic without any changes in your behaviour.

I'm not really trying to be mean btw, but you honestly don't seem to be changing your spending or mindset, you're more interested in hiding it and pretending to yourself it didn't happen which will likely end the same way and you'll just have this background feeling of guilt forever. You need considerably more restrain and respect for value.,

I dunno if you remember, but I said in your first thread I'm in the same situation, I'm actually to get my inheritance today and the pressure is very much on me to, well, not do what you did. So as much as I can empathize with what you're going through, I need to also hold it up as a cautionary tale.

Strider, I'd suggest that when you get your inheritance you straight away put it in a savings account. Not necessarily the perfect one, just one you can move it to from whichever account of yours it lands in (the bank you have your current account with will almost certainly have a facility to do that which will take you about ten minutes to set up online). Don't leave it sitting in your current account at all, not even for the day, or for while you find the perfect place to put it. Get it separated out from your everyday money right away so dipping into it has to be a conscious decision.

But if you are putting your student funding aside as savings, what do you have to live on and pay for day-to-day expenses like accommodation, food, travel etc?