2019 1% challenge

spudsmum

spudsmum wrote: »

#19 now at 5%

£216/4000

#19 now at 6%

£244.75/£4000

charlies_tribe

#33 = 7.19%

£359.98/£5000

System

Hi is there a 100 square that I can print out and colour or is it something I draw up? Thanks for organising the challenge.

a_silver_lining

Got bored waiting for more cashback to arrive sooo paid £62.70 to round it up to an 8th paid!

500/4000 paid

12.5% or 1/8th

a_silver_lining

So after being bored yesterday, £96.70 interest was paid to my regular saver this morning. Paid straight off the debt.

597.60/4K
2019 1% challenge #18= 14.94%

AdventureWanted

Moneybutterfly35 wrote: »

Hi is there a 100 square that I can print out and colour or is it something I draw up? Thanks for organising the challenge.

Here's a 100 grid you can print. https://nrich.maths.org/content/id/8506/1-100_NumberGrid.pdf

AdventureWanted

I'm ending January at 4% paid. Hoping I can shift more in February.

System

No 25 gutted going to struggle this month as I don’t get paid if sick and Sod’s law its happened. Big cut to my wage this month, bills are going to be hard to cover. :’(

a_silver_lining

Having an up and down day but good on the money front as a cheque arrived now refunding me for some direct debits which were taken after my contract ended. I will take it to the bank on Friday, but sent the £46.40 straight to the debt.


644/4K
2019 1% challenge #18= 16.1%

Ending January on 16.1%. I have a few more cash back type things coming in February but then I think it's just down to me not spending. I think I should be able to hit 25% by the end of Feb.

MediumDino

Please could I join? I have never done this before. I don't have much debt, just a loan from family (no interest, very flexible about when to pay it back) of £3000, but I am more concerned about the fact that I have quite a good income but have no savings. I used to, but two international moves in a year and having to visit family in other countries regularly plus knowing that I am moving countries again this year (for the final time and to a place with easier access to most family) have put paid to that. On top of that every country works differently and I have had to get to know how different countries banks work. So I would like to build up savings again, in a savings account so that I don't fritter it away and to earn some interest.

So MediumDIno aiming for a round £10000. 1% is 100.