My plan is to add more variety to my lunch buying habits. I’ve run the numbers and variance in retailer loosely correlates with how much I spend on lunch each week. i.e. when I buy my lunch at a different place each day, I end up spending less overall. I could of course just go to the cheaper places everyday or make lunch at home… but that ain’t happening.
I need to stop dipping into my round up pot when it builds up
Top up shops need to be drastically cut down. If I meal plan better and do a big shop once a week it’ll save me loads. I knew that was something I needed to tackle but it really did highlight it.
Going into my pots is something I really need to stop too. I created an IFTTT that rounds up and adds an extra £1, which is fine on my weekly shop or petrol. But when I buy a £1.20 bottle of water, in effect it costs me £3.
I’ve created separate pots for them now, so hopefully I can leave the round ups alone and just take back out some of the £1 extras if I need to.
No none, I scrolled through it and took a yawn to be fair, since moving to Monzo I pretty much know where my cash is going these days and reigned it in. Summary is of no use to me, can see how it is to others though
As well as 8 Sun Holiday breaks for . . . ME! Yes, they accepted my bookings for just me. So I have 3 and 4 night stays around the UK as base for my National Trust and English Heritage visits et al, at just £40.80 a break. Struggle to get one night accommodation in some of the places I plan to visit.
I’m hoping mine sorts itself out this year anyway. Number one in eating out was the cafe I worked at before Monzo, closely followed by Greggs (which was breakfast before I started my shift there ). Working remotely has forced me to actually cook!
Seeing how much I rounded up and knowing I emptied that Pot as soon as it hit ~£10 made me a bit sad though. Think I might try and leave it for the whole year this time