The "Save 12k in 2020" Thread!

geoffers4

Wentthedaywell? wrote: »

I reckon you should buy the best mattress and walking boots that you can afford as they’ll last you a long time and they are murder if they are wrong.

I daren't ask.

Wentthedaywell?

geoffers4 wrote: »

I daren't ask.

:rotfl:Not to be used simultaneously (well whatever floats your boat, I suppose)!

Marina1506

#52 declaring £1200 for January opened two new regular savers this month to get the ball rolling.

Very happy with this total considering I had to clear my huge Xmas credit card bills. I also paid for my annual season ticket for work. Hoping February will be less expensive!

jaelato1

#16 declaring £3200 for January, I was paid good bonus at work

Purplefrog

73 declaring £355.75 for January (£250 reg saver, £105.75 refund, eBay and prolific)

I also put £5.38 on the mortgage (rounding) but I’m not counting that.

Feeling inspired for February.

Mnd

Spoke slightly too soon, the hoover packed up today, been iffy for a while. £43 to sort...still on target for this time tomorrow

clowning

#66 Declaring 1765.03 for January. 1750 in regular savers and 15.03 interest from current accounts. :T

I'm reducing my daily spending so hopefully I can continue with the above amount every month.
I'll submit my form now.

Thank you SlowlyFading

Mnd

January total £2123...target was 2k so a good month

Update form submitted

Thank you for doing this SF

Suffolk_lass

Number 20 reporting a moderate start of £246.20 all from Tilly Tidying for January. Such a relief that February money has arrived!

gien

End of month ‘tidying’ £634 off to savings - this is the council tax bill that I don’t pay in February plus some extra earnings from seeking cakes at market plus the residual in my account on payday!