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1. Cross it off
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2. Write it down
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“Another +£3 saved today. Go me!”
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Savings charts
1p Challenge - ClassicYear 20261p Challenge - ReversedYear 20261p Challenges - December to NovemberYear 26/27. Great for saving for Christmas1p Challenges - December to November - ReversedYear 26/27. Great for saving for Christmas1p Challenge - RandomYear 2026
Having been a reader on this forum for a while I thought it would be useful for me to start a 'savings diary'. I've always been a keen saver and previously saved a lot from my last job which I worked at from when I was 18. My boyfriend and I started living together last year at his nans, and obviously were able to save…
Hello everyone, This is my first post after lurking for some time! I wondered whether anyone was in the same boat as me really, and would be interested to hear any previous experience or advice. My story, well I'm living and working in London with my partner and currently trying to save up to go travelling for a year.…
Hi everyone :) So my current situation is, I have graduated from Uni with a Law degree, and have just started a job in a bank. I want to save as much as I can, partially because whenever I am ready to buy my own house I want to have as big a deposit as I can, rather than a giant mortgage, and because having seen first hand…
Regarding the great Antoine De Clevecy Champagne offer mentioned on this site. Having never made an order with Sainsbury's before I thought this a truly superb deal. Without delay I quickly placed my order on the 31st of October. Everything went smoothly and I added a £2 jar of drinking chocolate and selected a delivery…
Wife asked me to pick up a Horlicks refill today because "it was cheaper than buying the tub". At least that's what she thought. Turned out that if you buy a refill in a bag (400g) it works out at 79.7 per 100g but if you buy the tub (500g) it is roughly 10p cheaper per 100g. Nice one Tesco. Change the weights and charge…