Do you spend too much?

[iBlueBox]

A difficult question but,


Would you say you spend too much money on certain things? or do you save?

[Lindsey]

Way too much, on things I don't need...

[Empired]

I spend far too much on presents for other people but nothing else really. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

[Chris]

Normally yes, but I've got my sensible cap on at the moment as I know I need to save as much as I can.

[Richie]

Yup, I spend my money on ridiculous things.
scottish; can vouch lmao

[Matthew]

don't think i spend too much. I probably do spend a lot in a given month but then i have more coming in than going out so in that sense i dont spend too much

i do have a tendency to spend money on unnecessary things though, like im looking to buy a personalised number plate atm when obviously you get one free with your car

but hey!

[Zak]

I spend around the right amount I think. I still spend a lot on holidays but I work full time so who cares

[Alysha]

I waste a lot of money on small things, but it builds up quickly. Then there's welshcake; who just takes my money and spends on stuff she wastes too. So yes, I spend too much on rubbish.

[welshcake]

I do spend too much. And Zealoux; like I say; why spend mine when I can spend yours?!?! :////

[Dottz]

I live pretty frugal then most I would say. Probably more frugal then 99% of Americans. Living simply is key for me.

[Alkaz]

Yeah I constantly spend a lot of money on a lot of pointless stuff. I lived a much happier and fruitful life when I earned less as I saved and only bought stuff I wanted. Now I just buy everything. For example I wanted a book the other day to read on my train journeys but instead I bought 8 books and spent way more than I should have.

[Sharon]

i've wasted a LOT of money in the past three months and over the last year i don't even want to think about adding it up because i'll be so upset lol like atm it's just out of control. i can afford it and stuff it's just a pity looking at how much i actually have bought (every single thing in my room) but at the same time i wanted it all and had to buy it all for myself as my mum and dad won't pay for anything other than food/train/college things and want me to be independent so at the same time its nice to see tht i did it all on my own. i buy things when i'm sad and they make me happy so theres NO HARM DONE. even if i could have a car and have paid for insurance by now lol but who cares instead i have cute clothes and a nice room

ps. @iBlueBox (http://www.habboxforum.com/member.php?u=55921); saw u working in tc!

[Kimmy]

I just bought three stuffed giraffes because they looked cool.

I think I do...

[Showder]

I spend too little. Nuff said.

[Absently]

I go through periods where I won't spend anything for ages and then I go crazy and keep spending. I'm trying to keep my bank account above a certain amount currently but I can see me dramatically dropping :( especially as I've to fork out a lot on something soon. I am going through a spending phase at the moment :(

[dbgtz]

I'm pretty good at spending within my limits for the most part. I did splash a bit of cash around Christmas, but I worked out in advance how to make the money up (so kind of like saving up in reverse). For the most part, I hate spending money so it's fairly easy for me to control :)

[Matt]

I tend to save rather then spend. If/when I do spend money, it'll either be on clothes or something expensive.

[chantellehugs]

My biggest expense is food, I follow a plant based diet which is ridiculously cheap unless I buy organic produce (2 organic peppers £2/3 non organic 79p).

[thms]

always spend money on useless **** and mainly food :(

[Kellie]

I think it's impossible for me to save money. When I get it I feel like I NEED to spend it :(

[Richie]

My biggest expense is food, I follow a plant based diet which is ridiculously cheap unless I buy organic produce (2 organic peppers £2/3 non organic 79p).

If you live off organic food it'll put a hefty hole in your pocket :P I usually just eat regular produce as it's far cheaper

[UnrealGoffEmo]

Cool thread O.P

Clothes and Magazines are the main one's I think I'd say

[chantellehugs]

If you live off organic food it'll put a hefty hole in your pocket :P I usually just eat regular produce as it's far cheaper

I live by a Lidl store and their produce is unbelievably cheap, I can spend £10 and it'll last the week (including 55p organic onions (h))!