My planned spending for the rest of the year - screw you spending addiction!

I just want to give another update to my spending that I can look back on for the rest of the year when my spending addiction niggles at me, so here goes!

I get £760 benefit money every 4 weeks

I've got £250 in direct debits coming out on the 15th of every month to pay off my credit card debts

The wheelchair costs £799

The policies for the wheelchair cost £650 every 3 years

I've got £401 in my account right now.

For the sake of ease of maths for me, let's say I get £750 in benefits money, the wheelchair costs £800 and I've got £400 in my account atm, yeah?  For even easier maths, let's take the £250 off the £750 so that I get £500 to spend every 4 weeks, yeah?

• So, I've got £250 coming out today for the direct debits which will leave me with £150.
• Fast forward to the end of June and I've got £500 going into my account which means I'm £650 in credit.
• I ignore my spending addiction niggling at me until my July pay days, so it's £500 in, plus the £650 makes a huge £1150 at the end of July
• Now spend £800 of that on the chair, which leaves me with £350 in my account yeah?
• Fast forward to my August pay days... another £500 in plus the £350 that's already in there makes £850, take off the £650 for the policies makes £200 in my account, yeah?
• September pay days is another £500 in plus the £200 makes £700
• October is Steve's birthday (and a friend's birthday, but the friend's asked for his gift for Christmas because it's a joint gift) £50 for Steve's gift makes it £650 then £500 in for my October pay days makes it £1150 take £150 for spare batteries for the chair leave's me with £1000 in November ready for buying Yule gifts for everyone in December!