Do you all think that 100 pound is enough

[FluffyTabbycat]

So basically after ALL bills including food, petrol, daughter's hobby, I have one hundred pound to live off... Per week... Single mother off two, one 8 year old and a baby.
What do u guys think.

£100 a week after everything, including Christmas and holidays, yes it's plenty. I mean if everything is covered, what's the £100 for?

I think that's a perfectly adequate amount to live on. Of course you could easily run out of spends if you attended multiple paid-for classes for the children per week, ate out more than once/twice, or had a major shopping habit, but £100 can cover a decent amount, especially with children who aren't off doing their own things (with spending money!).

So why ask the question?

If it's per week then £100 should be plenty to have left after everything else!

I had £9 to live off last week, with two young DC. I'd live like a queen on £100/week!

@blacksax maybe you could piss off.

I'm just asking the question for opinions
Nothing more nothing less

@blacksax. Don’t be a twat.
@FluffyTabbycat it sounds like you’re very good at budgeting.

Umm I don’t know know. Is £100 a week enough for new clothes and meals out op ?

Maybe you could spend some of it on an English language course.

Jesus, that's bitchy!

Is it not pounds (not ‘pound’) ?
Have I got that wrong ?
Disclaimer - I’m pedantic

As ‘disposable ‘ income that is loads, BUT in your other budgeting
have you allowed for
Insurance
MOT and service
Saving for Christmas
Fund for new fridge / washing machine etc
Saving for holiday or days out
Clothes, new shoes for Dd.

I think you need to save at least £100 pcm.

It sounds like you budget really well.

I think that's definitely a lot of money to live on every week after everything else is paid for but then I have about £10 a week after rent and bills so it seems loads to me!

If you have £100 left each week you could get yourself some new clothes! Or get your hair cut every few months

The what are you spending that £400 a month on if all bills, food and holidays are covered + you cut your own hair and live in primark leggings?

I can't express how much I couldn't give a flying fuck about my English language skills ( before anyone starts,, yes I do encourage and care completely about my daughter's learning!)
I came on here only to do advice on all of your thoughts on what yous think
Thank u guys who have gave me your opinions with out being bitchy about it
Those who haven't ... I don't really care

Nasty

Of course it's plenty, why wouldn't it be? I have to pay for food and electric out of that amount, for two adults, and we do fine.

Sorry that was for blacksax

Maybe you could spend some of it on an English language course.

Maybe you could stfu?

Of course £100 a week is a very nice amount of pocket money.

Is it not pounds (not ‘pound’) ?
Have I got that wrong ?
Really?! 🙄

Disclaimer - I’m pedantic
You're something...

Thanks your comments are really helpful
Yes your right I should be putting money away for things that I need to replace if they brake down, or money away for my mot....
I'm lucky that I don't need to pay for childcare my mum watches baby while I work part time but I would also like to give her a little something for helping me each week so there's that aswell.
I haven't got any savings so I suppose I've been irresponsible not putting a little bit away each week for my girls future

You should get some life insurance written in trust, but make sure it pays out on diagnoses of a terminal illness. Get a Will written to be clear on what happens on your death.

I say this not to be macabre, merely to be realistic given you have gone great lengths to otherwise manage your money.

Blacksax is a cunt by the way. Can’t believe the more generous comments I’m reading.

What is this business of using literacy to belittle others? If you want something well written, I am your woman. If you want something handmade or fixed, look elsewhere. We all have talents, and language skills don’t trump other skills or hold a special status.
OP your dyslexia doesn’t seem to have held you back in budgeting and life sorting.