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From The Diary of a Reformed Spendaholic - view blog entries - visit this blogJuly 15, 2020 at 2:46 pm ET
Today in an effort to get back to my normal organisation, I've emptied my purse of receipts, updated all my excel sheets and worked out the balance of my checking account. I have £1,250.47 in ... ( more)
From The Diary of a Reformed Spendaholic - view blog entries - visit this blogJuly 13, 2020 at 3:02 am ET
First of all apologies for no posts last week, work kind of got the better of me. Working twelve hour days combined with the end of school term doesn't make blogging easy.I've had to spend ... ( more)
From The Diary of a Reformed Spendaholic - view blog entries - visit this blogJuly 6, 2020 at 3:25 am ET
Kimberly at My Good Cents hosted the Carnival of Money Stories this week and included my post, The Possession Crossover Point, thanks Kimberly.J at Budgets Are Sexy, yes they are, hosted the Festival of Frugality ... ( more)
From The Diary of a Reformed Spendaholic - view blog entries - visit this blogJuly 5, 2020 at 5:00 pm ET
My pc has been fixed for a cost of £60, lots cheaper than a new one. I've had it for over 4 years and it needs to last another 4 years as buying a new ... ( more)
From The Diary of a Reformed Spendaholic - view blog entries - visit this blogJuly 2, 2020 at 7:10 am ET
I'm trying my hardest not to get too down about the cost of everything at the moment, especially fuel and grocery.In June my petrol expenses increased to £105.00, I'd budgeted £60, and my grocery spending ... ( more)
From The Diary of a Reformed Spendaholic - view blog entries - visit this blogJuly 1, 2020 at 4:09 am ET
Our Net Worth went up to £39,789 in June, an increase of £1,199 and 3.11% on May's figure.-Mortgage overpayments bought back in line after re-mortgage 3rd June-£566 paid off my debts-9.95% towards our target Net ... ( more)
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