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The £1,000 emergency fund challenge.
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Morning all,
EF now £92.92
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lexbubbles wrote: »Made another £25 on fleabay so £12 from that + rounding down CAs now puts me at £61.09 :j
Family put £50 in today from that loan repayment. Normally I'd put £25 in the EF like I did last week, but I bought a heated throw (I have no proper heating), so the change from that - just over £4 - went to the EF.
Now at £65.20 :cool:Aqua 0/1850 Cap.One 0/450 Vanquis 0/500 HSBC 0/100
:j ~Debt Free Date 07/12/2015~ :j
SPC member #530 :staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin 3-month EF: £2158.63/4600
Make £10/day Nov-Dec £814.04 Jan-Apr £1689.78 May £233.57/3100 -
Hi folks, lovely to see everyone making progress.
Well annual bonus was paid today £1200 ...so £475 added to the pot and paid the dogs fund early (£60) even though I had budgeted for it out of my pay on 30th November. I know this is going to sound so sad...but couldn't wait until next Monday to update my signature so paid it out of my bonus.Well Behaved women seldom make history
Early retirement goal... 2026
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lexbubbles wrote: »Family put £50 in today from that loan repayment. Normally I'd put £25 in the EF like I did last week, but I bought a heated throw (I have no proper heating), so the change from that - just over £4 - went to the EF.
Now at £65.20 :cool:
+£2.34 from fleabay. £70's in sight!Aqua 0/1850 Cap.One 0/450 Vanquis 0/500 HSBC 0/100
:j ~Debt Free Date 07/12/2015~ :j
SPC member #530 :staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin:staradmin 3-month EF: £2158.63/4600
Make £10/day Nov-Dec £814.04 Jan-Apr £1689.78 May £233.57/3100 -
A small amount added to my EF today. Ive lost count how much it was because I updated my signature quickly and have moved money around so much in accounts I lost track of how much I put in.
But an increase it was so that's a bonus.
XSP 9#531=£620/SP 10 # 531=?PDBX 2016 #2 = £16,766.67/£12,000
PDBX 2017 #2 = £1,200/£12,000
''If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain''0 -
Hi there, read through a good 10-15 pages of this thread it's so inspiring!
I'd love to join if that'd be ok?
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#45 checking in for my usual monthly update.
A little late this month due to the 21st falling on a weekend and then a nasty cold forcing me to bed 30 mins after getting home from work yesterday. _pale_ Although I did take a nice bowl of stew with me
so back to the update - a further £50 added so total is now sitting at £700 :T
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Me again,
Just done some tidying up of accounts pre payday and added a spare £3.10 to EF fund. Updated total is £96.02.
Feels so good to be saving after years of struggling to make ends meet
Night,
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Hi all
Update I have managed to make my EF total :T We have been lucky enough today to come into a little money so the first thing I did was to make my EF up to its target.
Not quite enough to become debt free but hey ho
I feel a bit of a cheat really but I am still going to add to it as extras.
Good luck all keep going.SP 9#531=£620/SP 10 # 531=?PDBX 2016 #2 = £16,766.67/£12,000
PDBX 2017 #2 = £1,200/£12,000
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12_month_challenge wrote: »Hi all
Update I have managed to make my EF total :T We have been lucky enough today to come into a little money so the first thing I did was to make my EF up to its target.
Not quite enough to become debt free but hey ho
I feel a bit of a cheat really but I am still going to add to it as extras.
Good luck all keep going.
Please don't feel like a cheat. It doesn't matter what the source of the money is (unless it's from robbing a bank or such like;)), the main thing is that we've saved it:T.
Congratulations on your good fortune:beer:0
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