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3 - 6 month Emergency Fund Challenge (part 2)

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  • #68 checking in with another £10, taking total to £80/1000.  Getting there slow but sure. 
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  • 44 - £45.00 to add.  Please.

    Huge dental bill has slowed things down a little, who knew that 1 tooth and an Opal fruit could cost £1000! 

    Keep stashing those pennies everyone.


    Oh no - what a pain! Hope all is well now 
  • #55 adding £50 please ... bringing me to £6700 
  • Hi everyone!

    I have just paid off the last of my debt so I am looking for a new challenge and was wondering if I could join please? 

    My aim is to save £6000 for my emergency fund by the end of December 2023 and I have £351 so far  

    Thanks so much! 

    It is always so much easier to maintain motivation when doing a challenge like this so thanks for running it  :)
    Debt free November 2022 


  • Welcome and Well done!!! 
  • Dobbibill
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    Hi everyone!

    I have just paid off the last of my debt so I am looking for a new challenge and was wondering if I could join please? 

    My aim is to save £6000 for my emergency fund by the end of December 2023 and I have £351 so far  

    Thanks so much! 

    It is always so much easier to maintain motivation when doing a challenge like this so thanks for running it  :)
    Welcome to the challenge @sunshine_raincloud - you are very welcome to join.
    I have added your goal & progress to the spreadsheet - you are member #69.
    Keep us updated on your successes and even the challenges.
    Always keep on keeping on.
    Dobbi  ;)
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  • Dobbibill said:
    Hi everyone!

    I have just paid off the last of my debt so I am looking for a new challenge and was wondering if I could join please? 

    My aim is to save £6000 for my emergency fund by the end of December 2023 and I have £351 so far  

    Thanks so much! 

    It is always so much easier to maintain motivation when doing a challenge like this so thanks for running it  :)
    Welcome to the challenge @sunshine_raincloud - you are very welcome to join.
    I have added your goal & progress to the spreadsheet - you are member #69.
    Keep us updated on your successes and even the challenges.
    Always keep on keeping on.
    Dobbi  ;)
    Thank you that's very kind! 

    Looking forward to the challenge  :)
    Debt free November 2022 


  • jennystarpepper
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    edited 26 November 2022 at 5:50PM
    44 - £45.00 to add.  Please.

    Huge dental bill has slowed things down a little, who knew that 1 tooth and an Opal fruit could cost £1000! 

    Keep stashing those pennies everyone.


    Oh no - what a pain! Hope all is well now 
    On the mend now.  Unfortunately for me my very good NHS dentist was bought by a 'chain', have spent £700 with them this year, one crown broken in a week and a filling lasting less than 24 hr.

    A good dentist should be cherished I, my private dentist is excellent, my final bill with them will be over £4000, I'm just blessed that Mr Pepper does not bat an eye!

    Have a lovely weekend Georgiana X


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    Mortgage at 01/04/24 £104,424.73 | Mortgage at 01/10/24 £103,594.98
  • My first regular savings payment of the new challenge came out today, which was £150. So that's #69 £501/£6000

    Thanks everyone! And happy 1st of December. Hope everyone is starting to feel a bit festive  :)

    Debt free November 2022 


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