March 2014 - Make £10 a day challenge - everybody welcome

Aesop

Challengers updated I will try to stay on top off it more in March.

good luck everybody.

specialbrew - you have left a lovely image of what I think you look like diving across the asda car park! good luck with the quitting smoking and saving money.

lynnejk - if you put the money aside that you would have spent on cigarettes into savings, yes count it towards the challenge. I think you will find it rewarding how much you have saved.

BlueCow1975

Could I sign up for £5 a day again please.

Thanks

Rosie

My usual £10 please Aesop. Thank you very much for the new thread and all your hard work.
Rosie x

Buffythedebtslayer

am in again going for 155 so £5 a day xxx
thanks for running the thread X

supersaver1000

Can I sign up for £10 a day. Been useless in past but would like to try again. Thanks

Thrifty_Fashionista

Hi Aesop,

£5 again please.

TF x

kirstydriver

Thanks for sorting this out again each month

My target this month is £160 again. Thanks

Listerbelle

Thank you so much!

Please may I be put down for $310 please - yep, just dollars this month

DreamerHelen

Thank You for all of your Hard Work with this....

I'd like to Join in again.....I'll aim for £100....a modest amount but it means a LOT for me to get this much extra....

Thanks....

franby64

Hi

Thank you Aesop for putting up and running the thread.
I'm going to be more realistic this month and go for £2.50 a day please I can't make the big totals unless I get a bit of luck!

I saw the conversation about YS/supermarket vouchers etc. I do the Grocery challenge as well and have been wondering about this one. Last month I started putting money savings/discounts on grocery vouchers in here but stopped when my GC started to run out!

This month I want to eat more low carb, which will cost a bit more, so I'm putting my grocery budget up but I will count YS/supermarket voucher savings in here.

I know this may seem like just taking from one budget to give to another and mucking about a bit but I reckon as long as I have bit of money to put away at the end of the month it doesn't really matter how I do it! Makes budgeting a bit more interesting...