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How much can you save?
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Just realized I haven't posted in this thread in yonks. I guess there's still nothing to report, just waiting for my student loan to come through so I can up savings a little, ISA should be ok for the tax year then. Depends on how things pan out with my expenses for third year as I don't want to commit money to my ISA only to have to withdraw it again, especially after April.
My Egg 6.3% ends on 8th October, so the plan is to withdraw all the money in there to my current account (as it changes to a paltry rate), including interest, and then fill up my ISA with that plus the Student Loan money. At that point I should have my overdraft cleared as well! So I'll be into third year on a good footing.
Having £10k saved when I graduate is looking pretty unlikely, unfortunately. I may possibly be inheriting some money on my birthday in April, but that's all a bit vague and I'm not sure it's official anyway! The money is in my dad's care, and we haven't spoken properly in a few years, so not holding out much hope on that one. Just depends on what I have to pay in terms of books and the like. I'll probably have to go on a trip to Paris too (I know, nightmare) so that'll be fairly expensive I imagine!“I could see that, if not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled.” - P.G. Wodehouse0 -
Just added £50 to my ISA so I'm not far off 20% now (£4k).ISA savings: £25,139 Other Savings: £1750 (tied up in bond)0
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[...] as I don't want to commit money to my ISA only to have to withdraw it again, especially after April.0
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Hi there,
would like to know more about this tip of getting interest of £1000 per month,
if yu could share that would be great for us allThanks for this guys.
I suppose I should post what accounts I have so far:
Abbey National Regular Saver- 8% £250 paid per month- (£250 to date)
ISA- gradually drip feeding up to £3000 in April and £250 paid per month
into investment part of it. (£1100 and 500 to date)
I will work out the balances of these shortly- but I am attempting to save £1000 per month.0 -
Hi there,
would like to know more about this tip of getting interest of £1000 per month,
if yu could share that would be great for us all
The post you've quoted is three years old now, and I don't think Wanno uses this thread anymore.
He/she was SAVING £1,000 pm from their salary, not making that from interest... With today's pitiful interest rates you'd need to have a HUGE amount of capital to get anywhere near that amount of interest.
BrionaIf I don't respond to your posts, it's probably because you're on my 'Ignore' list.0 -
It's pretty easy to get £1000 a month interest. All you need to do is start off with £600,000 invested in a savings account paying 2%.
Simple. I should get paid for giving this sort of advice.0 -
Got paid today, £605 for the fortnight, £260 straight into savingsWork in progress...Update coming July 2012.
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So Isa(only savings iv got) is now upto £300. 2k for xmas would be great.Work in progress...Update coming July 2012.
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Just £15, only bet £25 a week max, bet that but won £15 from 1 £1 bet so only down a tenner. Had to pay my van repairs after i crashed into a ditch
So i have £300 in my isa, money in my wallet for tonight(going out) and thats it until next payday, 2 weeks tomorrow.
Work in progress...Update coming July 2012.
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