3-6 Month Emergency Fund Challenge!!

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Wishing everyone a successful week:beer:.


Just received my payment for a week's phonebook delivery and that will be heading straight to my EF:j. Will tot up at the end of the month as there are other payments in the pipeline too (survey redemptions and cashback which have become payable at long last)

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Evening everyone, hope you are all well. I am really happy to report that I have managed to reach my EF target of £8500.I'm going to concentrate now on saving to help my son pay for his wedding in August then after that I will hopefully be back with a new EF target to work towards.

Helen thank you so much for being such a brilliant support on here :T

xx

Dobbibill

Helen my usual monthly update from me #2

I took money out for the MOT - just standard stuff like pads and discs etc

Had a little extra this month so managed to reach my target - then decided I wanted to round it up to an even number so opted for £9000 aka 100% - reached :T :T :T

I still had a tiny little bit left over so have decided to start again with a new target of £5k for my new car (this will hopefully not be for sometime as it went through an MOT this week) - new total £174.71 aka 3.49%.

Don't think I'm leaving though because with a new target in place I still have plenty to do and focus on.......I'll also be cheering everyone on too.

Keep on keeping on.

Dobbi

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Dobbibill wrote: »

Helen my usual monthly update from me #2

I took money out for the MOT - just standard stuff like pads and discs etc

Had a little extra this month so managed to reach my target - then decided I wanted to round it up to an even number so opted for £9000 aka 100% - reached :T :T :T

I still had a tiny little bit left over so have decided to start again with a new target of £5k for my new car (this will hopefully not be for sometime as it went through an MOT this week) - new total £174.71 aka 3.49%.

Don't think I'm leaving though because with a new target in place I still have plenty to do and focus on.......I'll also be cheering everyone on too.

Keep on keeping on.

Dobbi

Well done, Dobbi:T. I'm glad your MOT didn't result in big expense:beer:.


Great that you're staying on:T. Where would we be without you cheering us all on?

Dobbibill

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Well done, Dobbi:T. I'm glad your MOT didn't result in big expense:beer:.


Great that you're staying on:T. Where would we be without you cheering us all on?

Thanks CBC - I couldn't leave now - like a big family we are here.........and I want to be here when you reach your target because I know you can and will :T

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Dobbibill wrote: »

Thanks CBC.........and I want to be here when you reach your target because I know you can and will :T

What an optimist you are, Dobbi:rotfl:

Savvy_sewing

I have moved my funds around as I bought my Euros yesterday and decided to put £100 into the emergency fund and I have £750 turned into Euros €800 for the week should be enough as we are self catering.

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Mooloo wrote: »

I have moved my funds around as I bought my Euros yesterday and decided to put £100 into the emergency fund and I have £750 turned into Euros €800 for the week should be enough as we are self catering.

Going anywhere interesting, Mooloo?

Savvy_sewing

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Going anywhere interesting, Mooloo?

Portugal on a self catering holiday with my 9 year old granddaughter.
We go for a week each Easter as long as she can go see the Dolphins she's happy.

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Mooloo wrote: »

Portugal on a self catering holiday with my 9 year old granddaughter.
We go for a week each Easter as long as she can go see the Dolphins she's happy.

Sounds good:T. I love Portugal although it's donkeys years since we last went:(