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Sealed Pot Challenge ~ 12
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I have a 3 litre empty vodka bottle which I throw all of my change in. I bag it up every now and then and hide it.
Please can I join? No target as yet but would like number 73 as that’s is my year of birth
Will update my signature once I find out how
Thanks
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I went to B&M earlier and bought a rainy day fund jar. It isn't actually sealed, but given it was same price as the sealed ones and is easily reusable, I felt it was a good buy. I have already put aside the money to pay the window cleaner when he next comes. Through out the week I have been putting aside any coins into a small pot. This was in case it was needed during the week. This evening I put in any money that was left into the rainy day fund. No idea how much, it was.Paid off the last of my unsecured debts in 2016. Then saved up and bought a property. Current aim is to pay off my mortgage as early as possible. Currently over paying every month. Mortgage due to be paid off in 2036 hoping to get it paid off much earlier. Set up my own bespoke spreadsheet to manage my money.0
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Hi
Please can I be added to the list, I don’t mind which number I’m given.
I’ve just added £1.71 to my empty jar and am hoping to have £200 in spare change by October 2019.
I also have an online only savings account that I’m paying into monthly and £950 credit card debt that I’m paying down so I want to set myself an achievable target for this challenge.
I’m currently only able to work part time due to health issues but I try to work overtime when I can so hopefully I’ll soon be debt free and building up my change jar ��CC Debt:£450 Emergency Fund: £1,500 Sealed Pot Challenge 2020 #042: £750 -
Hi Sue . . .
Please could you allocate me a number for the 'sealed pot challenge number 12'
Pennies make pounds . . . and pounds make me . . . very happy.
Thank you and good luck to everyone in the challenge.
:xmastree::xmastree::xmastree:
SPC (12) . . . Number 440 -
Morning all!
Another few coins put into my jars over the last week, although I do have a note left from the grocery spends last week that I've not put in as yet........ Why am I struggling to put a note in?!!:o:o
On a much sadder note, STILL no roadkill! I don't think I've ever went this long without at least finding a penny somewhere! Those pesky coins know they are getting hidden away for a year :rotfl:0 -
Hi Sue,
Please can I join the challenge? Thank you!0 -
It's lovely seeing people still joining the mission. I find this thread full of great ideas and inspiration. My surveys on PA have dried up it seems so I've hit cash out today £14.43. I'll update total once cleared and fees paid. I'm still going with one pill and just over £15 but long way until min £30 withdraw.
No road kill and no food budget leftovers as paid on card! I need to sort this out!Finally Debt Free 24/4/20230 -
Morning all,
Just checking in, some great potting from everyone!!
I have the following to update;
* £3.00 added to my SP
* £0.20 added to my smoosh bottle, poor lonely wee smoosh
Total is now £43.50.
Still a longggggggg way to go until I count up the smoosh!!
Dxxx0 -
A very warm welcome to you taskey, Loz2018, DukeOfSomewhere and MightyBlue. It's so lovely to see so many new potters. Sue-UU will be along shortly to arm you with your SPC numbers. Have a read of Sue's post on the first page of this thread and don't forget to subscribe to the thread too so that you can find us again! Make sure to pop along regularly and let us know how you are getting on with your saving.
I haven't got anything to pot at the moment, just here to catch up on the news......SPC 16 - #09 Totals: 2014 - £264.51 2015 - £207.50 2016 - £396.79 2017 - £369.49 2018 - £484.24 2019 - £309.90 2020 -£282.06 2021- £1839.89 2022 -£1627.830 -
Hi Sue,
Could I join the challenge please??
We currently have 2 pots overflowing with change which me and DSS will be counting up this weekend, so will be reporting back with our starting total for this years saving.
Good luck everyone!0
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