Dolly's Savings Stashes....
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So does anyone else have several little stashes saving for things way in advance or is that just me
I thought now that it is coming up to the new tax year I would start myself a new thread to keep a track of all my savings stashes so that I can keep the focus on topping them up each month and not borrowing from them
I swear at the end of every year I end up with a bank account with nowt in it and about a hundred IOU post it notes I have written myself for things that I have spent the money on
No more I say, no moreeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Dxxx
I thought now that it is coming up to the new tax year I would start myself a new thread to keep a track of all my savings stashes so that I can keep the focus on topping them up each month and not borrowing from them
I swear at the end of every year I end up with a bank account with nowt in it and about a hundred IOU post it notes I have written myself for things that I have spent the money on
No more I say, no moreeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Dxxx
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Had a great plan from away last year that kind of fell to the wayside a bit just because I took my eye off the ball a bit.
Not gonna happen with the rest of the stashes :money:
£298.00 transferred into the stash today.
£298.00 to be transferred to the stash on 1 May 2017.
Waiting on an acceptance or a decline on an M&S CC to see if I can use that to get a better rate on our currency for this trip.
We are going to be visiting the US so will need both USD and CAD.
Dxxx
Girls trip to Edinburgh to see Dirty Dancing, planned to save each month so that I am not looking for all the spending money in June which would be a nightmare.
Once this is out of the way I will divert this £25.00 per month to the Nieces 18th Birthday Trip Stash :money:
£25.00 - April 2017 - Paid
Dxxx
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Aiming to retire early age 60 🥳
Oh it's the best, just love watching that movie over & over too.
Dxxx
Got too plan ahead as I know that's the only way for me to afford these things at the moment.
Quite enjoy it actually.
Dxxx
This is our first time and we are sooooooo excited!
Starting to plan what we are gonna do now when we are away.
Dxxx