How much can you save?

dippykitty

Finally found out why my cat has been so poorly - she's had an aggressive tumour in her tummy. There was nothing more they can do as they didn't want to operate on a 17-year-old so we've had to let her go this afternoon. I rather depleted my savings over the last month or so so the ISA has fallen below £5k and the semi-regular expenses fund is all but cleared out too so I'm starting again there and trying to get the ISA back to above £5k again.

skaps

save-a-lot wrote: »

Getting paid monthly, I am at the "getting by" stage with one week to go.. once we hit the 25th of the month I can sigh with relief.

Me too. Dont you just hate wishing your life away to pay days.

alohahawaii

dippykitty wrote: »

Finally found out why my cat has been so poorly - she's had an aggressive tumour in her tummy. There was nothing more they can do as they didn't want to operate on a 17-year-old so we've had to let her go this afternoon. I rather depleted my savings over the last month or so so the ISA has fallen below £5k and the semi-regular expenses fund is all but cleared out too so I'm starting again there and trying to get the ISA back to above £5k again.

So sorry to hear about your cat xxxxxxxxxx

Driving_Soon

Well, I honestly can't beleive I have got there .. but I have reached my target today!

£21,000 exactly in savings!

I'm so over the moon! My plan is now any money I get I will put into my "Uni Fund" and hopefully I won't have to dip into my savings ...

So, In a dream world .. this time in 3 years, I will have a degree and still have £21,000 in savings! (fingers crossed)

rictus123

Well done driving soon! The way i am with money i think i can only dream about having that much. For at least 4 years anyway.

rictus123

5% paying santander current account that wont let me log on. Great.

Lokolo

dippykitty wrote: »

finally found out why my cat has been so poorly - she's had an aggressive tumour in her tummy. There was nothing more they can do as they didn't want to operate on a 17-year-old so we've had to let her go this afternoon. I rather depleted my savings over the last month or so so the isa has fallen below £5k and the semi-regular expenses fund is all but cleared out too so i'm starting again there and trying to get the isa back to above £5k again.

leahciM

dippykitty wrote: »

Finally found out why my cat has been so poorly - she's had an aggressive tumour in her tummy. There was nothing more they can do as they didn't want to operate on a 17-year-old so we've had to let her go this afternoon. I rather depleted my savings over the last month or so so the ISA has fallen below £5k and the semi-regular expenses fund is all but cleared out too so I'm starting again there and trying to get the ISA back to above £5k again.

:( I'm very sorry to hear that.

17 years! she must have been a very loved cat!

leahciM

Driving_Soon wrote: »

Well, I honestly can't beleive I have got there .. but I have reached my target today!

£21,000 exactly in savings!

I'm so over the moon! My plan is now any money I get I will put into my "Uni Fund" and hopefully I won't have to dip into my savings ...

So, In a dream world .. this time in 3 years, I will have a degree and still have £21,000 in savings! (fingers crossed)

:T :T :T :T bravo my friend, bravo :T :T :T :T

save-a-lot

skaps wrote: »

Me too. Dont you just hate wishing your life away to pay days.

Could do with a decent regular surplus at the end of every month.. one day perhaps that may happen...