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Hello everyone!
I hope you all are having a lovely Easter Sunday.
Here goes for my savings for March.
March
Deposit =£144.18
Grand Total = £38,155.23
Fees = £1,100
Grand Total = £4,500
Emergency Fund = £100
Grand Total = £3,729.98
Holiday Fund = £20
Grand Total = £240
Presents Fund = £10
Grand Total = £0 spent on present already
To Do List for April- Sort out my passport ASAP
- Try work out my new saving Targets
- Work out monthly savings totals
I am now having to find a new location, which means a larger deposit
but those i work with believe i am making the right decision as they know the area quite well and the last thing i want is to be unhappy when i finally get my first place.
:easter_os
Bye for now...
SylviaMust save to live, not just live to save!!! :think:Challenge Save 12k in 2019 #141 £6,143.34/£6kDeposit £82,317.88/£120K :jFees/ect £12K/£12K:jEmergency fund £1K/£1K:A:A'Saving again after parting with a lot of money enjoying life:rotfl::A0 -
Hello everyone!
I hope you all are okay.
I have put my full ISA cash allowance earlier this month for this tax year:j . I only have my S&S ISA allowance left to contribute towards each month.
I have decided to continue saving towards my fees fund until target (£12k) is complete and then the emergency fund. Any extra savings will be going towards the deposit fund and newer car fund until i purchase my home.
Still awaiting for my new pay end of the month
, so i can work out how much more i could potentially save per month.
I have decided to start looking at properties, hopefully around September/ October 2013 :eek:. This will give me enough time to save for all targets and find the perfect location for me to live in.
I am very pleased with my new position at work and i am finding it very rewarding, especially working with pleasant people, as it makes life so much easier.
Bye for now...
SylviaMust save to live, not just live to save!!! :think:Challenge Save 12k in 2019 #141 £6,143.34/£6kDeposit £82,317.88/£120K :jFees/ect £12K/£12K:jEmergency fund £1K/£1K:A:A'Saving again after parting with a lot of money enjoying life:rotfl::A0 -
Hello everyone!
I have been very busy this month and working loads of overtime and also had loads of fun spending some of it yesterday :j
Here goes for my savings for April.
April
Fees = £1,500
Grand Total = £6,000
Emergency Fund = £100
Grand Total = £3,829.98
Holiday Fund = £20
Grand Total = £260
Presents Fund = £10
Grand Total = £10
Newer Car Fund= £250
Grand Total = £1,515
To Do List for May- Work out monthly savings totals( Need to look at payslip due to overtime)
- Try to sell car before the end of May
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Here is to a good May
Bye for now...
SylviaMust save to live, not just live to save!!! :think:Challenge Save 12k in 2019 #141 £6,143.34/£6kDeposit £82,317.88/£120K :jFees/ect £12K/£12K:jEmergency fund £1K/£1K:A:A'Saving again after parting with a lot of money enjoying life:rotfl::A0 -
Last I heard there would be no new NSI certs this year ;-(
Good going with the saving Sylvia- you are an inspiration!:A0 -
Hello everyone!
I have just seen my interest from my old ISA transferred to my new one, £543.33
. This will be added to my deposit fund and will make the total £38,698.56 :jLast I heard there would be no new NSI certs this year ;-(
Good going with the saving Sylvia- you are an inspiration!:A
Hi atush, thank you for confirming the rumours and also thank you for the compliment
. I now need to start looking at other alternatives( if there is such a thing
) for my savings.
As i currently have several thousand in an acoount paying 2.8%, with unlimited deposits in and withdrawals.
Has anyone got any suggestions of any saving accounts that are paying >2.8%, as i would appreciate it?
Bye for now...
SylviaMust save to live, not just live to save!!! :think:Challenge Save 12k in 2019 #141 £6,143.34/£6kDeposit £82,317.88/£120K :jFees/ect £12K/£12K:jEmergency fund £1K/£1K:A:A'Saving again after parting with a lot of money enjoying life:rotfl::A0 -
I would also like to know about best accounts to use. Right now I have 3 Vantage accounts, two are full. But it's only net 2.4% or so!! I'm not going to go to massive trouble changing banks for 3%....0
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Hello everyone,
I hope you are all okay. I have not been on this forum for quite a while as I have had issues with my laptop, whichI have finally sorted out.
I have been busy with work and have managed to work out my new salary (as I have been lucky enough to be working overtime since starting:j)
Here are my total savings for May and June
May
Fees = £1,200
Grand Total = £7,200
Emergency Fund = £100
Grand Total = £3,929.98
Holiday Fund = £20
Grand Total = £280
Presents Fund = £10
Grand Total = £10
Newer Car Fund= £250
Grand Total = £1,765
June
Fees = £1,200
Grand Total = £8,400
Emergency Fund = £100
Grand Total = £4,029.98
Holiday Fund = £20
Grand Total = £300
Presents Fund = £10
Grand Total = £10
Newer Car Fund= £250
Grand Total = £2,015
I managed to sell my car
, but have kept that total separate from my savings as I may need some of it for next month for celebrating my birthday.
Bye for now …
SylviaMust save to live, not just live to save!!! :think:Challenge Save 12k in 2019 #141 £6,143.34/£6kDeposit £82,317.88/£120K :jFees/ect £12K/£12K:jEmergency fund £1K/£1K:A:A'Saving again after parting with a lot of money enjoying life:rotfl::A0 -
Very well done.....I am impressed....:)
Keep it up!
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wat r fees?0
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poorgirl-54 wrote: »wat r fees?
Hi poorgirl-54, my fees fund consist of things related to purchasing my first home i.e solicitor fees,surveys, mortgage fee, furniture,cost of moving, decorating cost and the most important stamp duty(I'm sure i have missed out a couple of things
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SylviaMust save to live, not just live to save!!! :think:Challenge Save 12k in 2019 #141 £6,143.34/£6kDeposit £82,317.88/£120K :jFees/ect £12K/£12K:jEmergency fund £1K/£1K:A:A'Saving again after parting with a lot of money enjoying life:rotfl::A0
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