The "Save 12k in 2018" Thread!

Suffolk_lass

Please can you sign me up for 2018 - I will add my target when I have calculated the end of this year - maybe put me down for £10,000 and I can change if I need to

MissMarble

Hello,

Please could I sign up and aim for £5,000? I signed up last year but think my ambition was a bit too high and I somehow lost my way mid-way through!

Hopefully I'll be able to update it with a higher figure, but I'll aim for that one for now.

Thank you!

Yazi

Hi there!

Would love to sign in with £5000~
Don't think I can aim higher as a student with rent with just a part time job and SF

Let's all work hard this year!

Gem-gem

Hi Slowly fading,
Can I please join again for 2018.
Target for the year £6000.00
I don’t mind if I have a new number, whatever is easier for you.
Gem-gem (number 68)

MoneysavingmadGem

Could you pop me down for £6k?
First year that would be an achievement for me!

Alarae

I tried and failed miserably at this challenge a couple of years ago, but I'm in a much better place now to start saving as I've had a nice payrise, cleared all my debts and have a secondary income which pushes up my salary.

Going to go for 10k in 2018- might plunge down to nothing in the summer if we funnel all savings into a house move but this challenge should spur me along until then!

I can hopefully put away £900 myself and the hopefully another £300 from OH on quiet months- it's just the unexpected spends that will get me :rotfl:

black_cat

Please put me down for £5,000.
We're moving in January so savings will be severely depleted and we'll also need to save for items for the house. £5,000 is the amount I'd like in the bank at the end of the year after paying for those things.

Dipless

Hi,

Can you sign me up for 14k looking to make a substantial improvement this year. Hence joint MSE have been following these forums for a while and now is the time to join in.

Thanks

imajica37

Please sign me up again, I am going to aim for £9,000 this year.

Thanks for all your hard work in hosting these challenges, they have helped me so much over the past few years. I have often increased my target and still hit it. It is such an inspiration to aim high and save as much as possible.

KeepOnKnitting

Can you please put me down for £3,000? It doesn't sound like a lot, but I am a full time student so it's not going to be plain sailing. I had this target in my head anyway, but I really fancy joining others to hold myself accountable.
For me, I am not going to include pension contributions, but I will count interest on savings that I already have. Look forward to getting to know you all.