The "Save 12k in 2017" Thread!
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Do Santander do a regular saver for £300 a month? I thought it was just £200 unless it changed!!
Sorry it's £200.Save £12k in 24 No 50
PB Win 21 £225, 22 £275, 23 £900, Balance Mar £30,850 + £12K added to pension) (Wins 24 Jan £200 Feb £150 Mar £75 Apr £125)
Plan to move to Denmark for FIRE by 2028 “May your decisions reflect your hopes not your fears”
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The starting pistol has fired...most of my transfers have made it this month:
First Direct Regular Saver: 300.00 which also matures this week so there'll be a nice bit of interest to come in also.
TSB Regular Saver: 200.00
Lloyds Regular Saver: 200.00
M&S regular Saver 250.00
Sealed Pot: 55.48
I have also upped my mortgage overpayment by another 100 to a total of 300 pcm - not sure whether to count this as savings?
Anyway month to date total (without the mortgage op) therefore is a healthy: £1005.48 :j
Will send an update form at the end of the month.#70 12k in 2017:2408.28/12000
#3 Sealed Pot Challenge 2017: £116.28[/???]
#12 How much will you spend in 2017 challenge: £7669.53@end Feb
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Hi,
#082 declaring £500 for Jan.
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Some good figures coming in for January :beer: I'll update next week when I get paid :rotfl:MFiT-T6 #17
New mortgage: October 2019, £480,000
Current balance: £210,000
Sealed Pot Challenge~17 #6 £190 -
Pay day today and I was disappointed to realise that since last pay day in mid December I've only saved £298. Will be back at the end of January to put a proper Jan total. Need it be £1k if I'm going to meet my target.Spend less now, work less later.0
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#025 declaring -£652.91 for January:(. It's going to be a slow start to the year for me with the OH on maternity leave until May. My Target was £-100net this month but the Christmas hangover and car repairs scuppered those plans.
Onwards and upwards:).You should pay attention to the needs of the moment - otherwise there is no future. But to ignore the future is foolish - living solely for the moment leaves nothing for when the next moment arrives.0 -
093 updated google docs £300 in FD saver (final payment before maturity) £200 in New Santander reg saver and £250 in M&S. £250 short but need to build slush fund for rental property had repairs this month which were actualy cheaper than I though.Save £12k in 24 No 50
PB Win 21 £225, 22 £275, 23 £900, Balance Mar £30,850 + £12K added to pension) (Wins 24 Jan £200 Feb £150 Mar £75 Apr £125)
Plan to move to Denmark for FIRE by 2028 “May your decisions reflect your hopes not your fears”
New diary aiming for fire https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6414795/mortgage-free-now-aiming-for-fire#latest0 -
Well that was the longest month ever, waiting for payday to come back round again,
My last SO has gone out so I am declaring for January
£1225.00
Lots of bills paid, and a maturing Regular Saver next month so hopefully I will have more the declare next month...
Its a onward challenge and I like it
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