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The "Save 12k in 2017" Thread!
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slowlyfading wrote: »Spreadsheet updated

Hi - sorry to be a pain but you've made an error on my entry on the spread sheet for this month. I declared £10,041.67 and you've put me down as only £1,041.67 Would you be able to update it when you have a chance. Many thanks
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george4064 wrote: »Declaring £2,459.59 for March, breakdown below.
HTB ISA - £200
Sharesave - £223
Nationwide RS - £500
P2P - £1,536.59
Posted my S&S ISA Transfer form yesterday, moving to AJ Bell YouInvest. I know they're not the cheapest, but they have recently improved their regular/dividend re-investment services which now satisfy my requirements that previously only HL could do. Fingers crossed it goes through smoothly, and once its all moved to YouInvest I will probably be contributing more as I make the most of its flexible regular investment service!
Keep up the great saving all!
Declaring £1,812.80 for April, breakdown below.
HTB ISA - £200
Sharesave - £223
Nationwide RS - £500
P2P - £889.80
S&S ISA transfer still on-going, HL took the transfer fees yesterday so I'm hoping its soon. Anyone have any experience with transferring either from HL or to AJ Bell? Especially on timeframes..? Im transferring shares, investment trusts and ETFs only."If you aren’t willing to own a stock for ten years, don’t even think about owning it for ten minutes” Warren Buffett
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Updated, apologiesHi - sorry to be a pain but you've made an error on my entry on the spread sheet for this month. I declared £10,041.67 and you've put me down as only £1,041.67 Would you be able to update it when you have a chance. Many thanks
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slowlyfading wrote: »Updated, apologies

Thanks for updating
No apologies needed - you do a fabulous job keeping this thread updated
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Hi,
#082 declaring £500 for April, Form submitted.
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After 2 months of unavoidable and huge (for me at least) expenses, I am very happy to be able to declare £3,400 for June! Hopefully later this month I should be able to salt away some more. Good luck everyone, as always, it is so uplifting to see and read about how well everyone is doing!I'm trying to remember to pay my future self first!0
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I could have sworn I signed up months ago! Can I join again this year please
Going for £8,000 this year! First time buyer!0 -
Late update for April. I put it off for 2 weeks as I thought it would be really hard to get all the numbers together but in the end it was a 15 minute job!
No 44reporting in with £637.66 saved this month. A total of £2,528.68 towards my target of £7,500.
£1,000 Sharescheme
£1,500 Regular Saver
£28.68 Other Savings
Carry on Saving!https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6621582/ynab-robber-needs-help-to-execute-the-plan/p1
October NSD challenge 5/10
October AFD challenge 7/100 -
Morning all,
Forgot to update April. I managed to put away £600.
I move in to my property next week, so my savings amount will change, pretty drastically. I'll do my best.0 -
Happy May everyone
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Ill declare now as im not sure i can contribute much more by end of the month, maybe few hundred quid but uncertain due to bills.
So, #73 with £1,800 for May, taking my total to £6,000.
Thanks SF xxx"Don't underestimate the value of financial security"
Wanting to be mortgage free by 45. £155,000 start / £86,880 currently0
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