Today, I tracked my spending for the entire family:
The total spending was $42.90
Meals Cost the Most
70% of the money spent today went into food. A breakdown as shown below
Breakfast (takeaway)= $2.70
Lunch (takeaway)= $8.00
Dinner at Ikea = $17.00
Snacks at Ikea = $2.00
Miscellaneous Items
30% of the money went into buying miscellaneous stuff and carparking
A Stool from Ikea = $9.90
Carparking at Ikea = $3.30
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Commendable of you to have the guts to quit your day job to pursue your dreams!
ReplyDeleteHa.. Thanks! It wasn't a difficult decision
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