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2019 1% challenge
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£14.47 refund on unused diy.
2,169.01/4K
2019 1% challenge #18= 54.2%
Up into the 54% now.19/12/14: Spent 10 years of savings!!
:heart2: ..... to buy my first home. :heart2:
11K OP 31.03.19
Current goal: €151,000 deposit Ireland and counting, to buy Spring 2022 we hope!0 -
#25 still at 4% bad month for wagesThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Hi, please can I join, I'm aiming to pay off a good portion of my car loan this year, my 1% is £90 :jEmergency fund = £734.27 / £1000 :starmod:0
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Finally an update.
£50 from a bank switch.
2,219.01/4K
#18= 55.4%19/12/14: Spent 10 years of savings!!
:heart2: ..... to buy my first home. :heart2:
11K OP 31.03.19
Current goal: €151,000 deposit Ireland and counting, to buy Spring 2022 we hope!0 -
This seems like a great idea! Only seeing it now as the weekly email mentioned it.
I will calculate my debt and give you a figureMBNA (Was £2000), Now £2, 900 (Expected date Dec/2020)
CAR (Was £300) Now £2, 000 (Interest free loan from family member)
**Want to be on my way to being debt free for 42**0 -
thegirlinthegreenscarf wrote: »This seems like a great idea! Only seeing it now as the weekly email mentioned it.
I will calculate my debt and give you a figure
I honestly find the % motivating. I'll be out and thinking of buying a coffee and cake and realise that it is £4 and that as £40 is 1% of the debt if I don't buy it I'm 10% closer to paying 1% off. It all sounds trivial and small moneywise, but the % add up. If you look through my posts I've paid £1 here and there through cashback, resisting spending, interest on my bank account etc and it really does add up.
I think at the end I will tot up how many % were savings / money made19/12/14: Spent 10 years of savings!!
:heart2: ..... to buy my first home. :heart2:
11K OP 31.03.19
Current goal: €151,000 deposit Ireland and counting, to buy Spring 2022 we hope!0 -
Can I join please? My 1% is £162.15.
I'll be making payments monthly on the 28th so I'll update then.
Hoping to pay off at least 25% this year. :j0 -
Number 35 checking in...now at 18%
Thanks!Debts: CC1: [STRIKE]£1675.83[/STRIKE] £2269.40 CC2: [STRIKE]£3209.11[/STRIKE] £707.56 CC3:[STRIKE]£704.04[/STRIKE] £235.69 OWE PARTNER: £0
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Hi all,
I would like to be a late joiner to this
Bliss118 1% is £50
That should take care of the credit cards this year then we can work on the loan next year!
This month I will pay at least 1%0
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