Do you know?

I’ve been keeping track of my money since August 2018 using Xero.

Here are some interesting numbers.

$17,831.45 on petrol in the car

$17,684.44 on car maintenance (servicing, insurance, rego, roadside assist, repairs tyres etc)

$9,840.70 on electricity and gas

$35,082.68 on household expenses. (house insurance, council rates, appliances, repairs, fixing, gardening supplies)

$10,191.42 on pillls (prescriptions)

$47,919.48 at Woolies

and………………………

$21,385.68 on……………………… TOOTS!!!

Do you know how much you spend?

Tree fiddy

Woodie said:

Do you know?

I’ve been keeping track of my money since August 2018 using Xero.

Here are some interesting numbers.

$17,831.45 on petrol in the car

$17,684.44 on car maintenance (servicing, insurance, rego, roadside assist, repairs tyres etc)

$9,840.70 on electricity and gas

$35,082.68 on household expenses. (house insurance, council rates, appliances, repairs, fixing, gardening supplies)

$10,191.42 on pillls (prescriptions)

$47,919.48 at Woolies

and………………………

$21,385.68 on……………………… TOOTS!!!

Do you know how much you spend?

$10,191.42 on pills and your still not cured.

Woodie said:

Do you know?

I’ve been keeping track of my money since August 2018 using Xero.

Here are some interesting numbers.

$17,831.45 on petrol in the car

$17,684.44 on car maintenance (servicing, insurance, rego, roadside assist, repairs tyres etc)

$9,840.70 on electricity and gas

$35,082.68 on household expenses. (house insurance, council rates, appliances, repairs, fixing, gardening supplies)

$10,191.42 on pillls (prescriptions)

$47,919.48 at Woolies

and………………………

$21,385.68 on……………………… TOOTS!!!

Do you know how much you spend?

Is TOOTs a euphemism you dirty dirty old man?

Peak Warming Man said:

Woodie said:

Do you know?

I’ve been keeping track of my money since August 2018 using Xero.

Here are some interesting numbers.

$17,831.45 on petrol in the car

$17,684.44 on car maintenance (servicing, insurance, rego, roadside assist, repairs tyres etc)

$9,840.70 on electricity and gas

$35,082.68 on household expenses. (house insurance, council rates, appliances, repairs, fixing, gardening supplies)

$10,191.42 on pillls (prescriptions)

$47,919.48 at Woolies

and………………………

$21,385.68 on……………………… TOOTS!!!

Do you know how much you spend?

$10,191.42 on pills and your still not cured.

Won’t say how much on smokes, and I’m still not dead.

Witty Rejoinder said:

Woodie said:

Do you know?

I’ve been keeping track of my money since August 2018 using Xero.

Here are some interesting numbers.

$17,831.45 on petrol in the car

$17,684.44 on car maintenance (servicing, insurance, rego, roadside assist, repairs tyres etc)

$9,840.70 on electricity and gas

$35,082.68 on household expenses. (house insurance, council rates, appliances, repairs, fixing, gardening supplies)

$10,191.42 on pillls (prescriptions)

$47,919.48 at Woolies

and………………………

$21,385.68 on……………………… TOOTS!!!

Do you know how much you spend?

Is TOOTs a euphemism you dirty dirty old man?

I thought trains

Witty Rejoinder said:

Woodie said:

Do you know?

I’ve been keeping track of my money since August 2018 using Xero.

Here are some interesting numbers.

$17,831.45 on petrol in the car

$17,684.44 on car maintenance (servicing, insurance, rego, roadside assist, repairs tyres etc)

$9,840.70 on electricity and gas

$35,082.68 on household expenses. (house insurance, council rates, appliances, repairs, fixing, gardening supplies)

$10,191.42 on pillls (prescriptions)

$47,919.48 at Woolies

and………………………

$21,385.68 on……………………… TOOTS!!!

Do you know how much you spend?

Is TOOTs a euphemism you dirty dirty old man?

These TOOTS Mr Joinder. :) https://garahbara.blogspot.com/

Ms Mum (and others) were discussing house insurance the other day.

FYI mine?

2018 $1,317.82

2019 $1,345.42

2020 $1,461.10

2021 $1,712.68

2022 $2,065.46

2023 $3,445.29

Note it DOUBLED between 2021 and 2023.

Yet to get 2024’s bill. Due September.

Woodie said:

Ms Mum (and others) were discussing house insurance the other day.

FYI mine?

2018 $1,317.82

2019 $1,345.42

2020 $1,461.10

2021 $1,712.68

2022 $2,065.46

2023 $3,445.29

Note it DOUBLED between 2021 and 2023.

Yet to get 2024’s bill. Due September.

Don’t know but I’m on the age pension so not much.

Tamb said:

Don’t know but I’m on the age pension so not much.

I also keep track of what comes in too. So what comes in v/s what goes out. (cash flow) Suffice to say $53,367.33 more has gone out than came in over those 6 years.

I’m eligible for OAP in September.

$7,204.46 at pharmacies this financial year.

OCDC said:

$7,204.46 at pharmacies this financial year.

As Taxpayers We Spent On Those Medications Too

Nothing on petrol or cars.

$90 on air transport:

OCDC said:

$7,204.46 at pharmacies this financial year.

Don’t complain when you could have been rorting the system for years with dodgy scripts and crooked pharmacists. I know just the guy…

$250000 on Trump Bibles

SCIENCE said:

OCDC said:

$7,204.46 at pharmacies this financial year.

As Taxpayers We Spent On Those Medications Too

But not the outrageously expensive monoclonal antibody before it went on the PBS.

Just anothery…………..

Comprehensive car insurance. Same company, same excesses etc etc. no claims. Note fluctuations.

2024 $415.14 —— gone down!!! even cheaper than 2019!!

2023 $507.71

2022 $447.20

2021 $344.70

2020 $338.74

2019 $426.87

For those who did not keep a tally this could be worked out. Based on what you knew your income was and how much you are or aren’t in debt each year aside from a mortgage / personal loan but creditcards can indicate spending more than you are earning , especially if their is a reliance on using the card to cover essentials.

For example, your annual income is $32,000 and at the end of the year your credit card has a balance on it and there isn’t enough funds in the savings account to payout the card each year, this would be a strong indicator the person is spending more than $32,000 per year.

monkey skipper said:

For those who did not keep a tally this could be worked out. Based on what you knew your income was and how much you are or aren’t in debt each year aside from a mortgage / personal loan but creditcards can indicate spending more than you are earning , especially if their is a reliance on using the card to cover essentials.

For example, your annual income is $32,000 and at the end of the year your credit card has a balance on it and there isn’t enough funds in the savings account to payout the card each year, this would be a strong indicator the person is spending more than $32,000 per year.

Like they say it is not so much what you earn but how much you spend. Easy to say in a cost of living crisis across the nation pushing people to rely on creditcards through need.

All of it, but I also got some back!