3 - 6 month Emergency Fund Challenge (part 2)

MrsMouse

#15 Checking in with the last of this year's EF savings - can you please add £55 for this month Dobbi. And wishing everyone a Happy Christmas

Dobbibill

ponypal wrote: »

Hi all so me and my partner got our first place and most of my savings have gone on bits and pieces we needed like electrician work, and white goods. Back to zero for the moment will start over fresh for 2020

Congrats on getting your first place ponypal


That's why we have an emergency fund so it was handy it was there waiting for when you really needed it. Fresh start in 2020 and you'll soon have a buffer built up again.

MrsMouse wrote: »

#15 Checking in with the last of this year's EF savings - can you please add £55 for this month Dobbi. And wishing everyone a Happy Christmas

Post #2 all updated for you MrsMouse

x_raphael_xx

Hi All, #3 here!
I've been MIA for the last few months, but want to get back to plan in 2020. I have been squirrelling bits and pieces away and have a current EF total of £1040.41.

Dobbibill

x_raphael_xx wrote: »

Hi All, #3 here!
I've been MIA for the last few months, but want to get back to plan in 2020. I have been squirrelling bits and pieces away and have a current EF total of £1040.41.

You may have been MIA but you have kept topping up that EF. :j :j :j



I've updated post #2 and you've doubled your percentage to goal so a huge well done
We'll look forward to all the updates in 2020

LoveMyLife

Happy New Year to all.

# 31 reporting in with my new total of £1500 / £3000.

Was able to save such a large amount due to an unexpected refund cheque. I was tempted to spend it on the home but have resisted as I really want to reach my savings target this year.

SuperFrank88

Hi, Happy New Year to you all.

Could you please allocate me a number so I can join in with this challenge. My goal is to hit £10k which is roughly 5 months income. Would love to set a date but will see how I get on the first few months of 2020 before setting a concrete goal date. Thank you ��

Dobbibill

LoveMyLife wrote: »

Happy New Year to all.

# 31 reporting in with my new total of £1500 / £3000.

Was able to save such a large amount due to an unexpected refund cheque. I was tempted to spend it on the home but have resisted as I really want to reach my savings target this year.

Well done LoveMyLife - this puts you on 50% woohoo :j :j :j

SuperFrank88 wrote: »

Hi, Happy New Year to you all.

Could you please allocate me a number so I can join in with this challenge. My goal is to hit £10k which is roughly 5 months income. Would love to set a date but will see how I get on the first few months of 2020 before setting a concrete goal date. Thank you ��

Welcome aboard SuperFrank88 - you are #32


I've added your goal to post #2 - there's no rush, this is the scenic route and we focus on adding to it where possible but there is no rush make it as quick or as leisurely as you like.



Keep on keeping on everyone.



Happy New Year - here's wishing you all a healthy new year. (I'm a believer in the mantra, if you have your health you can work for your wealth :money: )


Dobbi

skinnylove

I would like to join please. My goal is £6000, which is 3 months spending.

Dobbibill

skinnylove wrote: »

I would like to join please. My goal is £6000, which is 3 months spending.

Welcome aboard skinnylove - you are #33 and I've added your goal to post #2


Take it as fast or as slow as you like. It's not a race but more like a virtual scenic stroll to financial security.

keep us updated on your progress and we will cheer you on from the side-lines.



Dobbi

Rosie75

Happy New Year to all!

#14 reporting a new total of £5500. Thanks Dobbi!