The 365 day penny challenge 2019

girlatplay

janb5 wrote: »

Hello- I`m doing this too and have added a few friends! We`re doing it June `19 to June` 20.

I'm doing June '19 to December '19, I like a challenge!

Buffythedebtslayer

unicornrose2804 wrote: »

can i join please?
i have just worked out the monthly saving figures if anyone is interested im doing it backwards so just flip the numbers round if you doing it the other way!

month 1 - £108.50
Month 2 - £89.74
Month 3 - £90.21
month 4 - £78.15
month 5 - £71.30
month 6 - £59.85
month 7 - £52.39
month 8 - £42.78
month 9 - £32.25
month 10 - £23.87
month 11 - £13.95
month 12 - £4.96

total = £667.95

Up to month 6 now 59.85 paid this month, grand total of 569.05

I will definitely do this again next year, am loving it

Buffythedebtslayer

unicornrose2804 wrote: »

can i join please?
i have just worked out the monthly saving figures if anyone is interested im doing it backwards so just flip the numbers round if you doing it the other way!

month 1 - £108.50
Month 2 - £89.74
Month 3 - £90.21
month 4 - £78.15
month 5 - £71.30
month 6 - £59.85
month 7 - £52.39
month 8 - £42.78
month 9 - £32.25
month 10 - £23.87
month 11 - £13.95
month 12 - £4.96

total = £667.95

Am up to Month 7 now 621 I think

girlatplay

I've added my ~unofficial-ness~ to my signature so that I can keep a note

claremylove

#26 now up to £152.63.

claremylove

Another £1.90 for #26 taking my total up to £154.53

Blackberrycurved

Okay I don't think I'm up to £621 but counting up tonight and will post oddly excited is it old age?

girlatplay

Blackberrycurved wrote: »

Okay I don't think I'm up to £621 but counting up tonight and will post oddly excited is it old age?

:rotfl: I think that when the MSE bug bites there's no turning back

claremylove

Another £4.65 added today bringing the total for #26 up to £159.18.

Blackberrycurved

I was being optimistic I've done a count and £380. I think I've borrowed a few times so I have to be better at that but still made up with £380 at this point I usually spend about £250 on Christmas so that's sorted - this is a brilliant challenge.