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December Make £10 A Day Challenge ~~All Welcome~~
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A random £1 tesco voucher came this morning
, wont complain tho it's a £1 better in my pocket than theirs:D, plus it'll be going towards rewards anyway;)
Sorry to hear your news sweetpeas£387.39/£196.46
Pay my debt by End of Feb 2022
49.28% paid!
£199.55/£500 savings by End of April 2022
39.91% saved!
Make £2022 in 2022 - £200 -
sweet - so sorry to hear your news, we lost a family member last week too so i know what your going through - PM me if you want to talk.
Just requested money from paypal as made £81.42 from ebay - can't wait for it to hit acc.New surname New start!
Total Debt - [STRIKE]£9999.09 [/STRIKE]now 7633.16 23.66% paid off0 -
£18 to report yesterday..savings in the sale at countrywide stores and at the spa:cool:Semper in faeces profundum variat
Make £5 a day challenge Oct 2014 £126.00/£155
Make £5 a day challenge Nov 2014 £157.40/£150
Make £10 a day challenge Dec 2014 £392.90/£3100 -
£22.12 from Amazon and £3.50 from Tesco vouchers - am saving for deals but will just count at face value for now.
So sorry to hear your news Sweetpeas xBarclaycard [STRIKE]£7,296.35[/STRIKE] £6134.99 - MBNA [STRIKE]£4,182.88[/STRIKE] £3267.08 - O/draft [STRIKE]£569.31[/STRIKE] £413.59 - Capital One [STRIKE]£1477.55[/STRIKE] £1451.44Total debt [STRIKE]£12048.54[/STRIKE] £11267.10 6% paid0 -
Forgot to add a £5 free bet at the casino last night too..I won £15 and lost £15. And £2.99 saved today as I managed to get a book at the networking event this morning for a tenner instead of £12.99:cool:
Sorry to hear of your loss Sweetpea.Semper in faeces profundum variat
Make £5 a day challenge Oct 2014 £126.00/£155
Make £5 a day challenge Nov 2014 £157.40/£150
Make £10 a day challenge Dec 2014 £392.90/£3100 -
£3.15 from my book sale on Amazon to add
Nothing else so farNot been here in years! Hi everyone. Make £10 a day challenge = £78.45/1550 -
£4 from clubcard todayAchieve FIRE/Mortgage Neutrality in 2030
1) MFW Nov 21 £202K now £166.7K Equity 38.23% 12/7/26
2) £1.8K Net savings after CCs 14/7/26 (but owed £450) so £2.2K
3) Mortgage neutral by 06/30 (AVC £44.2K + Lump Sums DB £4.6K + (25% of SIPP 1.7K) = 50.5K of £127.5K target 39.6% July 26 (If took bigger lump sum = 72.4K or 56.8%)
4) FI Age 60 income target min £17.1/30K 57% (may need more) If bigger lump sum £15.8/30K 52.67%
5) SIPP £5.7K updated 29/5/260 -
£7.80 from Amazon and £3.60 reclaimed travel expenses (from Sept!) so I'm now up to:
Tues 01 December - £30.00
Weds 02 December - £6.03
Fri 04 December - £9.70
Wed 09 December - £11.40
Total £57.13Sealed Pot Virtual Sealed Pot £365 in 365 days
2010 Challenges:
Pay off credit cards :rolleyes:
Save towards a house deposit :j
Lose 4 stone!!! _pale_[/FONT]
January 2010 Grocery Challenge £75.92/£80 :rolleyes: (lost 7.5 pounds so far0 -
Gave friend £20 petrol money and they gave it me back even tho I had saved a further £15 compared with delivery! So counting £35Achieve FIRE/Mortgage Neutrality in 2030
1) MFW Nov 21 £202K now £166.7K Equity 38.23% 12/7/26
2) £1.8K Net savings after CCs 14/7/26 (but owed £450) so £2.2K
3) Mortgage neutral by 06/30 (AVC £44.2K + Lump Sums DB £4.6K + (25% of SIPP 1.7K) = 50.5K of £127.5K target 39.6% July 26 (If took bigger lump sum = 72.4K or 56.8%)
4) FI Age 60 income target min £17.1/30K 57% (may need more) If bigger lump sum £15.8/30K 52.67%
5) SIPP £5.7K updated 29/5/260 -
Just won £15 on BB (though it won't let me deposit £5 so I can withdraw it, annoyingly enough - anyone else had probs tonight?) and saved £20.85 on an ocado shop.Debt cleared! [strike]£13,128[/strike] £0!!!
Saving for maternity leave: £3,300/£3500
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