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I am planning on 80% net income as of the summer....Meant to be getting a 100% payrise but will have to wait and see! Just bought a van for work...itl pay for itself and means i can get rid of car, effectivly saving me £300 a month! So il be able to save that aswelWork in progress...Update coming July 2012.
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rictus you are really inspiring! I hope it all works out for you with the van and you get your payrise in the summer!0
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Delete thisFrom England - Live in Edinburgh and work as a bus driver0
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Well, so far I've saved £150 and put it into a cash ISA. I'm aiming to save £300 a month for the next three months. My husband has had a pay cut at work, so I'm pleased we still managed to save despite this. It is a tiny amount compared to many on here, but I need to start somewhere.0
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Sometimes I think I can't save at all...0
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buy the new samsung galaxy s 2 at 500 quid, or save it. MMMM big choice. BUY IT. Only live once.Keep saving guysFrom England - Live in Edinburgh and work as a bus driver0
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Absolutely save it, they're be a new gadget to get next month.0
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great thread---wish to join it
although im paying my mortgage off--i have £60 savings total----no emergency fund
i do have £50 a month stock/shares isa which totals £700 for longterm
so i intend to put £20 a week into a cash isa to build up emergency fund
ive never saved because i thought small amounts werent good enough--everyone says you must fill isa each year(depressed because i had no hope)
but reading thru this thread-- all types of savings --and in time they add up
if you like buying books--www.play.com is fantastic(very cheap)
ive built up a full collection of my fav crime fiction writer£48515 interest £181 (2009)debt/mortgage-MFIT/T2/T3
debt/mortgage free 28/11/14
vanguard shares index isa £1000
credit union £400
emergency fund£500
#81 save 2018£42000 -
The Income Tax Act 1961 is a voluminous piece of legislation. Taxmann Publications' latest edition of the Act runs into 1,125 pages. It's enough to intimidate even the most diligent law student and tax expert, leave alone ordinary taxpayers. But hidden away in the 300-odd sections and 14 schedules are clauses that can benefit ordinary taxpayers-provided they know how to claim those benefit.
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useless post. ah well payday next week for most, and my birthday so should be able to save quite a bitFrom England - Live in Edinburgh and work as a bus driver0
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