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3 - 6 month Emergency Fund Challenge (part 2)
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x_raphael_xx wrote: ȣ37.54 added to EF
£503.11/£5000
Hit the 10% !
Woohoo - well done :j :j :j
post #2 updated with a healthy 10.06%
now you're into double figures, there's no stopping you :TDave_Saver wrote: »Hi can I join, I'm on £115 of £6000
Thanks
Welcome aboard
you are number #20 and post #2 has been updated with your goal and your progress - you are almost at 2% already.GlendaSugarbean wrote: »No. 12 here! Happy to report that thanks to a bonus coming in I've upped my EF to £1100/5400.
#2 updated
Huge well done to everyone
keep on keeping on
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Keeping myself accountable too - I've had to dip into mine for an overstretched garden project. It's only a temporary thing, so borrowing from myself for a couple of weeks to make sure I have enough at the ready.
post #2 updated with my dipped total now standing at £5450.00 aka 90.83%.
I will be taking my own advice and keep on keeping on.
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Just made a payment to the savings account and am now at £1500.
Thanks Dobbi!3-6 Month Emergency Fund #14: £9000 / £10,0000 -
just made a £50 top up to the account... might put it on pause for a few months, thanks Dobbi!Debt Free since December 2017#11 3-6 month Emergency Fund - £3,207.08/£6,000.000
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post #2 updated.
Rosie75 sitting firmly on a solid 15%
Ponypal hitting a third of your overall target at a brilliant 33.33%
keep on keeping on
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Hi Dobbibill, I would like to join if possible. I was in the challenge last year and got to my goal of £15000 (this is 6 months for us - big mortgage!). However now we have a small rugrat and so her expenses need to be factored in - childcare and swimming lessons are the main ones - so I would love to go back on the list with a new target of £22800. Thank you!0
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Hi Dobbibill, I would like to join if possible. I was in the challenge last year and got to my goal of £15000 (this is 6 months for us - big mortgage!). However now we have a small rugrat and so her expenses need to be factored in - childcare and swimming lessons are the main ones - so I would love to go back on the list with a new target of £22800. Thank you!
Hi katsoocam - welcome back :hello:
Of course you can join. You did brilliantly last year to reach your goal and I'm sure you are just as focused again this year.
Congrats on the arrival of your rugrat too
New goal and progress added to post #2
I'm sure you'll be smashing that goal in no time.
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No. 22 here. £100 added to EF so it now stands at £1200/5400.0
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Afternoon all, Mrs Mouse checking in with a payment of £69.00 for this month pleaseMrsMouse
#47 - 2020 MFW 449.29/1200
#15 - 3/6 month Emergency Fund Challenge 661.89
2019 ~~ MFW: 1122.33 / EF: £10000 -
post #2 updated.
Well done to everyone who is contiuing to add to their fund no matter how big or small.
Keep on keeping on.
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Just be better than you were yesterday.0
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