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3 - 6 month Emergency Fund Challenge (part 2)
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#9 £1,530/£3,000
Feels ages since my last top up! My income has dropped so had to shift mortgage overpayments to EF in the meantime.
Hope you're all enjoying the summer...frugally.0 -
blue_mango wrote: »#9 £1,530/£3,000
Feels ages since my last top up! My income has dropped so had to shift mortgage overpayments to EF in the meantime.
Hope you're all enjoying the summer...frugally.
Over 50% now blue_mango - well done :j :j :j
keeping myself accountable - I've added another £100 so now at £5750/£6000 aka 95.83%....less than 5% for me to get back to my target
keep on keeping on
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If you can't be the best -
Just be better than you were yesterday.0 -
Could I please join? I'm wanting to start a savings fund as part of changing the way I manage my finances (alongside the DMP) managed to save £200 last month and still haven't touched it! (Next week's fuel, food shop and £15 for unexpected extras all budgeted for) and have enabled Save the Change for my Lloyds current account which rounds all card payments up to the nearest pound and dumps the Change in your savings account. (Nifty) saved £11.85 with that so have £211.85 at the moment. Aiming for £2000
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The EF has to be used last month for car expenses, but I've topped it back up today plus extra. Now at £1800 / 5400 or a third of the way there0
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Could I please join? I'm wanting to start a savings fund as part of changing the way I manage my finances (alongside the DMP) managed to save £200 last month and still haven't touched it! (Next week's fuel, food shop and £15 for unexpected extras all budgeted for) and have enabled Save the Change for my Lloyds current account which rounds all card payments up to the nearest pound and dumps the Change in your savings account. (Nifty) saved £11.85 with that so have £211.85 at the moment. Aiming for £2000
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Hi Karigan - of course you can join :hello:
I've added you to post #2, your number is #28 and you are already passed 10% - well done.
Keep us updated with your progress and welcome aboard.
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If you can't be the best -
Just be better than you were yesterday.0 -
added £50 to my EF0
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I originally set £10,000 as my goal.. I still want to aim for this, but need to add a smaller goal in between
So I aim to have an emergency fund of-£5,000 saved by the end of Dec 2019/begin of Jan 2020.
1st July-£1,900/£5,000
(£3,100 to go!) And I aim to buy zero Christmas presents out of this pot0 -
#14 checking in with a payment of £250. Now at £2250 (22.5% of goal). Thanks Dobbi!3-6 Month Emergency Fund #14: £9000 / £10,0000
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Thanks for all the updates - post #2 has been updated.
keep on keeping on - we are all getting there, bit at a time
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If you can't be the best -
Just be better than you were yesterday.0 -
#15 checking in with a payment of £35.00 for July pleaseMrsMouse
#47 - 2020 MFW 449.29/1200
#15 - 3/6 month Emergency Fund Challenge 661.89
2019 ~~ MFW: 1122.33 / EF: £10000
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