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The "Save 12k in 2015' Thread!
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My Christmas pay has been received this morning, so the 2015 challenge begins!
£485.28 cash and £202 S&S ISA = £687.28 for January :T
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For me, its about working hard to achieve the total - so I go for a target that is achievable but means a bit of hard work, overtime, ebay selling etc.£2 savers club #33
1 debt vs 100 days ~ £193.19£5000 -
I have long term aspirations and seeing a target and taking the necessary small steps to get there isn't boring to me... its exciting and actually keeps me motivated to work for it!My Goal: From 1st of Jan 2015 to 31st of December 2015 is to save 30000.
48.78% towards 2015 target.
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Apologies if I've missed the obvious but relatively new round here. What signing up achieve? I have my dd's set up for cash and s+s isa and my kids ctf, plus work pension is fixed and deducted at source.
If you have a savings target just set up a dd and leave it alone. If you lose your income all bets are off.
In accordance with my salary, my dd would be for £150. That 'only' amounts to £1,800 in a year. My target is £2,000. I know I can cut bits here and there and collect other money (rounding down the balance in my bank account / surveys / interest from other savings / etc) so I give myself a target to encourage me to aim higher. Works for me.edinburgher wrote: »It's not a criticism, I fully agree re. investing for children, just not on the approach to investing. Making the payments and having the discipline to keep the money invested will result in very similar results, all things considered.
It's ok, I didn't feel criticisedBelieve me, I have had people properly laugh at me, and others shake their heads at me when I have told them stuff like that before. My approach may well not be the best one but it works for me
Mortgage at 12/07/2022 = £175,000
Mortgage today = £161,690.76
300 271 payments to go.House buyout fund £21,000/£40,000
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SF could I change my target please to £4000 for 2015 please? My initial target of £12k is totally unrealistic now, until I get another job. I am number 004. Thank you.0
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Put me down for £20k, it's ambitious for me but that's the point I guess!0
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[Deleted User] wrote:SF could I change my target please to £4000 for 2015 please? My initial target of £12k is totally unrealistic now, until I get another job. I am number 004. Thank you.
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Hi put me down for 6k. I became debt free earlier this year after many years of dealing with my exes debts. Now I need to buckle down and start saving.Separated 17/06/10, now dealing with the falloutHouse sold and debt cleared 23rd May 2014. Now saving to get married!Current savings £00
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Hello, please can I join? Aiming for 2k by then end of 2015. This will be 1k for a rainy day fund as well as 1k to start towards a house deposit.CC1: £1000 £826
CC2: £4500 £4195
Wedding Loan: £6200 £5443
Car Loan: £10000 £5066
Very: £200 £50
Total: £21900 £155800 -
iloveshopping93 wrote: »Hello, please can I join? Aiming for 2k by then end of 2015. This will be 1k for a rainy day fund as well as 1k to start towards a house deposit.
Its great to see you here Iloveshopping£2 savers club #33
1 debt vs 100 days ~ £193.19£5000
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