The £1,000 emergency fund challenge.

Dobbibill

#45 checking in - usual S/O went over a few days ago so now sitting at £400
slow & steady will get me there :money:

a big well done to everyone else who is doing a little here and bigger bit there :T - I'm so proud to be part of this challenge, here's a motivational group hug for you all :grouphug:

DB

patman99

Cat girl as you are new, I have allocatted you a number. You are number 116 and are most welcome.

I have not put the car in for it's service yet, am waiting a wek or two before I book it in.

takingcontrolatlast

[/QUOTE] Dobbibill

a big well done to everyone else who is doing a little here and bigger bit there :T - I'm so proud to be part of this challenge, here's a motivational group hug for you all :grouphug:

DB[/QUOTE]

Back at you

pozza_73

A couple of cash back cheques arrived recently so up to £310

takingcontrolatlast

I found £5.00 in my PP account that has sat there for months! I dont use PP only when on Eb*y and as I have listed 2 books today i found it and have duly transferred to my EF which now reads £15.21:)

Trixxibell

Congrats Patman,

I'm pleased to say #4 is back savings currently at £75. My goal is the magic £1,000. Here we go again.....glad to be back xxx

Trixxibell

£5 To EF today xx

Have a great bank holiday everyone, I'm off to work xx

Bored

£5 for me too. Still only small change but I am planning a bigger contribution when I get paid at the end of June.

January2015

I've managed to get my EF up to £100 - slow but I'm getting there

[Deleted User]

:wave:January2015

Well done on getting off to a great start with your EF:j.

I know just how hard it can be (nigh impossible most of the time:() to save a single penny from the budget when on a DMP. I try to make extra money from any other source that I can, that way the budgeted payments are safe and I still have something to put in the EF. And oh boy, how I've needed that EF this past year with so many car problems:mad:

Good on yer for putting your DMP details in your signature (as have I). It's so daunting at first to see how many years and payments stretch ahead but it's brilliant and so motivating to see it going down before your eyes:j. I'm exactly a third through mine now (2 years and 2 months out of 6 and a half years) and although I still have soooo far to go to get out of the mess that I got myself into I feel really excited that I can do it.

Good Luck to you. You can do it:beer: