The "Save 12k in 2018" Thread!

saver87

Evening SF, can you please put me down for 12k for 2018!

I have requested access to the spreadsheet.

ScaredCrow

Can you put me down for £13k please?
I've never done this on here before and it will be a big challenge considering I have no job atm!

lightbulb0811

Hi, can you put me down for £6k please 😃

cateuk

Never taken part in a challenge on this forum before but here goes.

Could I take part and sign up for 4K please, think it might be a tad ambitious!

kev2009

Couldn't access spreadsheet either to find my number Can access the 2017 one ok though....

Kev

adventureofmemories

Is this only for 1 savings account or can it be across all accounts?

I also have a Help-to-buy isa , saving for wedding and emergency fund. Am I allowed to count all of those during this challenge

Gem-gem

[Deleted User] wrote:

Hi SF. Trying to access the spreadsheet to find my number but not allowed access. Can you please advise? Thank you

I’m having the same problem. Can you please help me too.

CheBee

Hi SF!

I previously stopped saving as my target was reached.. got a mortgage on a property etc but I had to walk away due to the dreaded JK! Back to saving for me.
Please can you add me to the list! I will aim to save 8k

Kez2511

Hi I'm new here, can you sign me up for £3000

Thanks

Windofchange

I am not able to access the spreadsheet either - assuming it is a board wide problem that needs something fiddling somewhere?

Anyway, I have kicked the new year off with a £700 deposit into my ISA. I'll be investing money there into stocks and shares, so the value will fluctuate over the year, but to keep things simple, I'll put down the actual value of my portfolio on any given day that I pay something in. As it stands currently:

Challenge number ???
£700 / £6000

I'm going to need to try and front load my efforts as the back end of this year is going to be expensive. Hopefully the tailwinds continue and my investments see a good return.

As with others, I save a fair bit into a work scheme pension, but I'm not counting this as savings as it isn't money I can physically access tomorrow if I needed to. Anyway, good to get the ball rolling as it were.