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Saving - on a lower income

lgb1974 · 2018-01-31 13:17:57

Hello all, After recently becoming debt free i'm now looking to put some money aside and into savings. I'm self employed and currently only earning around £1000 per month income (after tax). Luckily my outgoings are more than reasonable and through having to budget to pay off debts for the past few years i'm more than…

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Ak92 Posts: 36 Forumite

13 February 2018 at 7:28PM

Ahhh ok fair enough, I shall start putting 600 pm in the flex direct until it's maxd out then In the savers until that's maxed and then holmesdale.

Thanks to everyone who has helped me with my situation. I think I have found the right way to start saving.

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