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Saving for Xmas 2016! - A pound a day
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jenny+luke wrote: »Hi,
I'd love to join please.
I love sealed pot challenges, its great counting how much you've managed to save
thank you
Welcome to our challenge!
Jenny+lucy, your number is 90
Good Luck
Ellie xDebt Free 1st March 2017
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Another £31 for January for me please.
#63 £84/£366
Thank you xMFIT #73 - Pay all mortgage off in 3 years[STRIKE] £46,400[/STRIKE]£34,295 PAID £12,1050 -
#88 reporting - put a fiver in the Roland Rat-bank and transferred £28 to cover the days I missed in Jan today which will keep me square until Weds.
Now looking at £38/£365 :money:Goal: Debt-free by 01.12.16
LET'S DO THIS!
PAYDBX 2016 #120 £5,141.65 [STRIKE]£5,747.37 on 01.01.16[/STRIKE]
£1 a Day #88 £80/£365
Earnings from Quidco, surveys and found shrapnel: £21.360 -
I have just transferred another £1.32 of change into my virtual pot giving me a total of #12 £52.23. .
I am really behind with this but I did expect it to be slow as DH has no work. The season will be starting again so can't wait to get stuck in when he gets work again. I hope to have some more cashback and swagbucks funds to transfer into my virtual pot soon. I am determined not to dip into any of this until DH gets work.Barclaycard: £4,217.55/£5 = 0.11% | Tesco £3,810.55/£3,770.55 = 1.05%
Total: £8,027.80/£5 = 100%/0.06%
Mortgage £99,692/£51,652.33 51.8%
Car Loan: £9,217.20/7,527.38 81.67%
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Lost count so I think I will just add once a month!
#75 £31/£334Competition wins £14,136.30[\COLOR]0 -
moneymanager wrote: »I have just transferred another £1.32 of change into my virtual pot giving me a total of #12 £52.23. .
I am really behind with this but I did expect it to be slow as DH has no work. The season will be starting again so can't wait to get stuck in when he gets work again. I hope to have some more cashback and swagbucks funds to transfer into my virtual pot soon. I am determined not to dip into any of this until DH gets work.
Hi moneymanager, don't be too hard on yourself or feel intimidated by other peoples' totals. Keeping up the £50 every two months would give you £300 to spend next Xmas and it can't be over estimated how de-stressing it is to be spending real money not piling on the credit card. Its all good. :T0 -
Hi everyone, sorry I haven't been on here for ages but Ive been taking a break from the internet as I was spending just too much time on here, but the good news is that I have still been doing this challenge so my updated figure is
69/366[/B]
nannyg£1 a day 2025: £90.00/365 Xmas fund0 -
#83 @ £38
February's dosh will trickle through as per usual and next week on pay day I'll be able to put back January's bit, I'll be back on track then :jnew challenge?£1 a day for Christmas 2024 £367 / £366 ~Got married 24/05/19 ~ Credit CardDFW Nerd #1155 ~LBM 25/2/09 ~ Debt at highest £8,037.35 ~ £00 -
moneymanager wrote: »I have just transferred another £1.32 of change into my virtual pot giving me a total of #12 £52.23. .
I am really behind with this but I did expect it to be slow as DH has no work. The season will be starting again so can't wait to get stuck in when he gets work again. I hope to have some more cashback and swagbucks funds to transfer into my virtual pot soon. I am determined not to dip into any of this until DH gets work.
I know exactly where you are coming from, my OH's work is seasonal too and at this time of year. He doesn't earn anything and Jan & Feb are the most difficult months to cope with (after Christmas etc.)
This is one reason why I joined this challenge to start with to help us through those difficult months. As Triple Choc Chip says don't be intimidated or put off by other totals, you're doing great and there is a long way to go before the end of the year. I always look at it as, whatever I save is a bonus and a help towards Christmas;)
Ellie xDebt Free 1st March 2017
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triple_choc_chip wrote: »Hi moneymanager, don't be too hard on yourself or feel intimidated by other peoples' totals. Keeping up the £50 every two months would give you £300 to spend next Xmas and it can't be over estimated how de-stressing it is to be spending real money not piling on the credit card. Its all good. :T
Wise words TCCDebt Free 1st March 2017
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