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The 'Save 12k in 2014' Thread!
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Hello :wave::wave:
Please could you put me down for £3000, it will be a challenge but this is the 'Emergency' Fund I would like to haveEmergency Savings Fund - £11002015 Mortgage overpayments = £0 -
Hello all, please can I take part too? My initial target will be £15,000
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Count me in again please
I did it for the first time last year with a modest goal of £1k and overshot that by miles, so put me down for £10k (including pension contributions)
Last year's thread was so inspirational and it kept me reporting.
"Save £12k in 2019" #120 - £100,699.57/£100,0000 -
New year, new member, new baby on the way (8th in total! :eek:), new approach to saving.
I'd like to think I'm already quite frugal but most of the money I save goes on short-term items like new shoes, a computer game, some new tech toy, etc. This year I'm going for a long-term approach and hoping to make my money go a little bit further and work a little bit harder for us and have something more substantial to show for it at the end.
With that said put me down for £50000 -
Please could you put me down for £14000, it will be a challenge, as that's £6000 more than I can see at this point.
This will consist in about equal parts of an 'Emergency' Fund I would like to have and money I am reserving for overpaying my mortgage at some point in the future (prob a few years away)
Will be counting only money I actually put into long term savings schemes but not pensionI think I saw you in an ice cream parlour
Drinking milk shakes, cold and long
Smiling and waving and looking so fine0 -
Please can you put me down for £6kDebt at LBM (17/10/08) £5727.61 Debt free date 31/08/090
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Hi, can I join please?
I would like a target of £6,000 as we will still be paying off the DMP until end of April, then we can save yipeeeee!8 years of being on a DMP finished 3/3/140 -
I created my own spreadsheet on my phone tonight and it's amazing too see where all my money is and how much it will add upto. I'm soooo excited for this challenge :j
I'm off to have some beer and Ben and Jerry's when I get home :beer::doh:Credit Card -£1267.78 Loans -£19359.67 :doh:Save £6000 in 2014 Challenge £0,000 / £6000Sealed Pot Challenge 138 | Virtual Pot Challenge 123
LBM 16/12/13 - £21,897.18 | Today = £20627.450
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