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The £1,000 emergency fund challenge.
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When i am on my PC, i will add the new members.
Until then, good news, i am back in work earning nearly twice the wage i was when i got the boot.0 -
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Welcome to our two new members, Flutterby29 who is #281 and Stayathomemum36, who is #282.
CBC - An Agency I had not heard of before saw my profile on Linkedin and offered me a job as a construction site handyman. I never told them I hadn't done that before, however, it is really basic stuff like boxing in pipework and filling holes which I am good at.
The rate of pay is amazing and the site is only 1.5 miles from my front door. The best bit is I finish at 16:00 hours every day.Never Knowingly Understood.
Member #1 of £1,000 challenge - £13.74/ £1000 (that's 1.374%)
3-6 month EF £0/£3600 (that's 0 days worth)0 -
Hello please can I join?DFW Nerd Club No.785 = Proud to be dealing with my debt!0
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Hi all,
Coming back with my tail between my legs as due to some unexpected emergencies this month my emergency fund is completely gone and I'm also bsck in debt. Got a plan to tackle both over the next few months, will report back in the new year. Merry Christmas all!0 -
Hi could I join the challenge please? I’ve come to the conclusion that the lack of emergency fund is the route cause of my financial issues as I’m constantly fire fighting! Be good to have this thread to help my motivation0
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Just popping in to wish all the lovely posters on here a very Happy Christmas however or wherever you plan to spend it:beer::xmastree::santa2:.0
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Merry Christmas everyone. xxSeptember 2017 Debt = £25330
Starting afresh.
You can do anything if you put your mind to it. x0 -
Starting again, I've tried so many times but have always failed as i 'crack' and spend it.
but with myself getting married this year and wanting to start a family about a year or so after,
I really do want to try and save some money towards an emergency.
I don't have to worry too much as my other half earns A LOT but still it's not just down to him.
I've moved £50.00 into my empty santander account which will be used for Emergency fund.
£20 was saved through "Save the change" lloyds account. the rest was transferred .:heartpuls Getting married 21.09.19 :heartpuls
Emergency Savings - £15.55 / £1,000XMAS '19 Savings - £0.00 / £365
Holiday savings - £6.00(SA) £00 (PB)
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Just moved £20 eBay sales into my emergency fund account to kick things off £20/£10000
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