What was your first pay cheque?
It would have been about £600 back in December 1997.
What did you spend it on?
I had to buy a suit, shirt and tie for interviews. I still wear the tie now and again so like to think it was a good one.
Dining out or entertaining at home?
With the kids, life is a whole lot easier if we entertain at home and I'm told I'm not too bad a cook.
Most expensive thing ever bought?
My beloved Burnley football club needed to raise some money, so for a grand, I bought a personalised 'strip', of the shirt variety, in a fundraiser!
Best bargain ever had?
I once made £400 on a £2 quid 50 bet!
One luxury you're going without during the credit crunch?
Having evenings during the week at home with my family seem a bit of a thing from the past.
Best money-saving tip?
Keeping your tyres pumped up saves quite a bit on petrol.
One thing you shouldn't buy but always do?
A losing lottery ticket
Your favourite currency and why?
American dollars, I'd love to go back to Vegas one day
Best way of spending money on a rainy day is
A take away and a DVD is a good start
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