Emmy, if you're losing money surely it makes sense to quit. Do you stick to a strict budget? If you don't, start doing it and you'll be amazed at how much money you can save. I always take out a set amount of money at the start of the week (£60) and that gets me food, nappies, petrol and anything else I need. You need to shop around and hunt for bargains, but you can totally manage to not work. We pay for rent, a mortgage, 2 cars, all the bills and a bucketload of debt on DH's wage alone. I do paid surveys in the evenings/while H naps, you need to do loads of them to get any money, but it's easy money. I also ebay H's old stuff which brings in a few pennies - I got £17 for a pair of her shoes the other week! Also, do really pikey stuff like check your shop receipts thoroughly for pricing mistakes. I got overcharged by 20p for some toothpaste the other day in Asda, so I went to the desk. They gave me 20p, plus put £2 on a giftcard (which was what I paid for the toothpaste), so they paid
me 20p to take 2 tubes of toothpaste! Tesco do this too if they overcharge you, Sainsbury's don't though . I also go bargain hunting for reduced price stuff at the supermarkets/local shops, I know what times they reduce stuff
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I never pay full price for bread, always get it reduced and keep it in the freezer. Same for meat - tonight we have some reduced to 30p stewing steak which I've made into a stew
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It's quite fun being a tightarse, I enjoy it far too much
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Lettuce, I'm sorry you don't feel able to share how you're feeling with your family. Poor Jen, hope she's ok now!
Well done on passing the fitness test Blondey!