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Saving for Xmas 2016! - A pound a day
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Please can I add my name to the challenge or am I too late? I already started to save a £1 a day part way through this year, owing to something someone said on a thread, and the money saved really helped this Christmas. I started again on 1 December for next Christmas so now have £27 saved. Didn't realise there was an offical challenge set up lolMFIT #73 - Pay all mortgage off in 3 years[STRIKE] £46,400[/STRIKE]£34,295 PAID £12,1050
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You're not too late at all Mysteek and you have a healthy start;)
Mysteek, your number is 63
Good Luck
Ellie xxDebt Free 1st March 2017
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triple_choc_chip wrote: »Another £4 to pot bringing me up to £35
#3 35/732
Total updated TCC;)
Ellie xDebt Free 1st March 2017
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I have decided I am going to transfer the money monthly, on each payday into my online saver account (which is always empty)...)
So hopefully on New Year's Eve I will have my first £31 put away!Very: £965.30 (must be gone by 01/07/16)
Personal Loan: £1902.03
Overdrafts (split over 2 accounts): £1100
Credit Card: £3781.61 (currently interest free)
Mortgage: £29,410.53 (6 years, 4 months remaining)
Bed finance: £1450 (interest free)0 -
I'll also be transferring the money for the month on payday - so my first £31 is now in for Dec. Can't wait to see this build up again :beer:0
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Put £36 in an envelope i thought an envelope would be the best way for me to save the money that way i can keep a record on the envelope.#Sealed pot #085.
1 debt versus 100 days £108.32/£300:j
Debt Jan 2016 £6877.37. Aug £6155.56
xmas saving £1 a day 274/366.0 -
Totals updated Candyapple and Donnadynamo;)Debt Free 1st March 2017
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Thank you Ellis eleven!
[#63 £28 in £1 a day pot, plus £16 on £2. Gonna to keep these together instead being in 2 challenges.
Sorry, formatting does not seem to work on my phoneMFIT #73 - Pay all mortgage off in 3 years[STRIKE] £46,400[/STRIKE]£34,295 PAID £12,1050 -
Not been on here for a little while!
Hope you all had a lovely Christmas
Been putting my £10 in a week on a Friday so should have £40 but know I have more than that as OH leaves change laying around the house so been putting that in as well!!
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I'm in love with my saving pots. That is all.MFW!
Started 1/12/22 - £196,000
Saving targets 2023
Mortgage Overpayment £0/£2000
Bathroom £0/£2000
Big Birthday Trip £0/£2000
Long Term Saving Pot £0/£20000
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