What would I spend a spare £100 on?

I don’t know about you but it is very rare I have £1oo to spare. It’s quite tricky to think what I would spend it on if I didn’t have to buy shoes or food or pay the bills. Hmm let me think?

There is a charity I love and support completely called SightSavers who work to cure avoidable blindness. It costs just £30 to perform a SightSaving operation for an adult and far less for a child. Isn’t that incredible and completely life changing?

39million

people around the world are blind

80%

of this can be cured or prevented

I would give them £30 of my spare £100. Most definitely. You can donate to them too if you wish here

I would also buy my children £10 worth of books each. We would go to Oxfam and buy them preloved so they got lots for their money, the charity benefit too and they are contributing to a greener environment. My children adore to read and whilst the love the library they do love to own special books which they can read over and over.

 

books from my childhood

With the £50 remaining I would book a train to London and meet my lovely friend Chris, from foodie blog Life is Delicious and have her bring a veggie picnic for us to share (she cooks like a dream.) She would have to bring some of her special strawberry and cream cake. It’s been WAY too long since I have seen her and since I have visited the big smoke.

Life is Delicious: strawberry and cream cake

So that’s what I would do with £100!

 

The TSB plus account has just turned one year old and the maximuminterest you can earn in a year from the Plus Account is £100 AER  hence they asked me what I would do with £100. What a lovely thing to think about …has proper brightened my day!

 

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3 Comments

  1. April 30, 2015 / 14:16

    Cool relaxing post that gives us some nice tips on where to spend. If I had a spare £100 I would go to an amusement park and probably also on a picnic with friends. If there is anything left – I would probably leave it aside for now. My goal is to start investing as soon as possible. So, frankly speaking, I try to spend less and save up more.

  2. May 7, 2015 / 12:53

    Great choices. I like to buy pre-loved books, too. You can get more books for your cash whilst supporting a good cause, win win! x

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