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Just submitted my form
I think I must have made a mistake with my Jan or Feb submission as I have more saved then I thought. Just my normal saving of £200 into my HTB and £300 into my FD regular saver this month (Although I've submitted £700 on the form to bring my total up to the correct amount).
Got a total of £2900 so far, may have to increase my target at some point but I don't want to get carried away.
I also opened a TSB account this week so I can start saving into there too and will use it as my oyster card as I'll get 5% cashback on it
Save 12K in 2017 #023 = £1345/ £6000 (22.41%)
Save 12K in 2016 #110 = £7500/ £6000 (100%)
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You're number 173SusanneCape wrote: »Hi all,
Oops, I don't seem to have a number for this year. Maybe I forgot to register. May I still join? I am saving on a monthly basis.
All the best,
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Welcome aboard! You're number 174I have set a target of €30000 for this year and have a good start to the year so far. I hope I will be welcome to gatecrash the board this far into the year. :rotfl:
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Spreadsheet and front page updated

Thanks to everyone who subscribed to my blog, much appreciated!Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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george4064 wrote: »March is looking like a good month for me, with my Sharesave plan money received and I'll be receiving my company bonus at end of March.

I've already banked the usual £700 already. Of the extra money, I will probably save either an extra £2,000 this month, or split the £2,000 half/half between March and April.
You may ask 'Why don't you save it all now?', well the extra money is going into S&S ISA so an extra month wait (in the TSB 5% account) won't make much difference.
I decided to go with the £2,000 this month. I have temporarily removed the £2k from my Nationwide FlexAccount and that £ will buy ITs in the S&S ISA tomorrow (Tuesday morning). When I get paid on Wednesday, that will then replace the £2k in the Nationwide FlexAccount.
I wanted to get the ITs bought earlier in the week rather than later in the week, because I think I'll get a better price. Not making any crazy predictions, but I've always been a believer of buying earlier in the week, and selling at the end of the week (usually Friday). A lot of people's buying/selling are influenced by their mood, we often see Thursday's and Friday's a good day in the market, and Monday's and Tuesday's as bad days in the markets.
I will submit my update when I actually get paid this week, and everything's all in order.
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Save £12k in 2025 - #024 £1,450 / £15,000 (9%)0 -
£1200 in for March. Just back from a weekend away and I spent more than I wanted (but had fun so it was worth it). I think weekends are far more expensive, pro rata, than a proper holiday but nice to pepper them over the year and to look forward to them when I am slaving away at work!Save £12k in 2022 thread #7:
Save £10,000 Jan-May 2022 THEN RETIRE!!
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I'd agree - I've just bought one and have a BT deal of a fiver a month which is plenty enough data for for my needs.Buy the iPhone 6 outright. It's always the cheapest option with maximum flexibility in terms of contract.Save £12k in 2022 thread #7:
Save £10,000 Jan-May 2022 THEN RETIRE!!
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Personally, i'd ask myself, "Do I really need an Iphone 6"?
Then i'd realise that far cheaper phones do the same job and i'd be very pleased with the money saved
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Personally, i'd ask myself, "Do I really need an Iphone 6"?
Then i'd realise that far cheaper phones do the same job and i'd be very pleased with the money saved
I'm sure you a right Kendall, but I stick to all (overpriced!) Apple IT as I am totally non-teckie and it seems to look after itself without going wrong
Save £12k in 2022 thread #7:
Save £10,000 Jan-May 2022 THEN RETIRE!!
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Having a crazy amount of problems with my phone; decided I'm going to take the plunge and buy an iphone 6, soon, outright. I figured it'll be cheaper than tying into a contract, in the long term.
Also, gym membership fees (£32 a month) is killing me... Knowing it could be my phone contract.
Also haven't been to the gym since last year autumn and I'm scared that if I cancel and want to rejoin later they'll charge me a higher fee:embarasse
On the plus side I got 2 slices of Starbucks chocolate cake for free just by being the last customer and being very smiley...
Cancelt he gym and if you decide to start again, look for a PAYG (Pay as U Gym) place. If you don't go very much it could be better for you**Debt Free as of 15:55 on Friday 23rd March 2012**And I am staying that way
377 166million Sealed Pot Challenge 2018 :staradmin No. 90: Emergency fund £637
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