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that’s sound financial sense that you do each month.
I’ve got a budget set up on my words excel, I’ll send that to DWP if they ask alongside 3 months of bank statements if required. My money is counted to the last penny which makes sense each month. My shopping I always do it online, then when it’s delivered they bring it up the stairs for me which is good. The last ten months have been a learning curve as it’s the first time in 42 years I’ve lived alone. I’ve had to put steps in place where I now pay for everything by card, instead of DD. I have got to comfy with my mental health not cooking and instead I order take away for a week on end at times. I’ve just kind of accepted my situation is how it is and nothing will change that. I just do what I can go get through each minute of the day, let alone a day.
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