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The "Save 12k in 2015' Thread!
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Thanks Slowlyfading for putting up this thread early. I've been waiting in the wings and I'm glad I've got a whole month to plan on how I will ambitiously save 12k in 2015. Please sign me up, thanks!Save 12k in 2015 Challenger #63 £10,100/£12,000 (84%)0
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Hi,
Please could I join? I went off the rails last year and built up a whopping 6K debt
So I'd like to aim for £2,000 for 2015. There's no shame in starting fresh (for the 2nd time) and being MSE :money:
Thank you!97 months until I qualify!:dance:
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Bogglehead- Im totally in awe of your figures! Congratulations on saving so much this year and best of luck to you for 2015!2025 Mortgage start £378K 2025 Overpayment £103 Savings Challenge 2025 **MONEY MAKES ME HAPPY**0
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Can I join up please?
I'd like to save £6k by August - We're potentially moving house next autumn but won't find out until spring. If we're not moving I'm going to use the savings to pay off the mortgage. I'm more of a mortgage overpayer than a saver so this is a new thing for me - excited to get going! (I have a cheeky £50 stashed somewhere to start me off on Jan 1st, ha).2016 diet challenge 16lbs/42lbs lost
2014 MFW #114: £5000 overpayments made
2015 Savings Challenge #65: £6000 saved0 -
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Hi slowly fading,
Could you put me down for £5,000 please
Very excited to start this and be part of is team!
DDxStarted again 25th December 2017
Current tracking - £7,955.84/ £18,282.25 to pay off. (31.12.19)0 -
Hello all,
Thanks Slowlyfading for organising this for all of us, it's really appreciated. I'd like to join in again this year but I'd like to go for £15,000 this time.
Can you sign me up please? Loving some of the targets other people are setting themselves. I am feeling inspired to 'up my game' a bit and see if I can hit this new target. Let the games begin...
WilkosNo. 47 Save £12k in 2018: £ ( %)
No. 88 Save £10k in 2017: £10,000 (100%)0 -
Thank you Slowlyfading! :j97 months until I qualify!:dance:
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SF there is "042. Alarae - £3,5000" on the front page, is that a 35k goal or a 3.5k goal and added to many zeros?
I was just being vigilant and wanted to see how much we had signed up and what could be our collective goal....My Goal: From 1st of Jan 2015 to 31st of December 2015 is to save 30000.
48.78% towards 2015 target.
105.3% towards 2014 target. :j0 -
Well, after doing so well this year with 10th June finally being debt free day, i am certainly going to join the 2015 challenge.
Please could you put me down for £20,000 again please
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