The "Save 12k in 2020" Thread!

Queen_of_the_Hive

Good Morning everyone, 
#51 happy to report £692 for June. One more pay cheque and then enter the murky waters of no job for the summer, joining the millions who have or will be laid off because of Covid. I've now lost my job but with kids at home being home schooled in a way I am happier to focus on one task instead of failing both work and home schooling. Every joint crossed I can pick up a seasonal job in the autumn, a part time job or even a bit of voluntary work (I'm a worker by heart). Sending lots of support out to anyone else in the same or similar boat. Its really difficult times and we can do it! 

lantanna

#93 declaring for June. £587.74. Have upped my target from 7k to 12k. Good luck to all weathering these uncertain times.

slowlyfading

Spreadsheet updated I hope everyone is okay.

Gem-gem

Reporting:  £1387.69 for June
made up of salary and interest. 

Total for the year: £16,541.00

Bountiful amount of good wishes to all who face uncertain times. 

Gem-gem

Bumping this thread up the pages again. 

Suffolk_lass

Gem-gem said:

Bumping this thread up the pages again. 

If you bookmark it and then go to all bookmarks you can find it again and it will take you to the first post you have not seen

Gem-gem

Suffolk_lass said:

Gem-gem said:

Bumping this thread up the pages again. 

If you bookmark it and then go to all bookmarks you can find it again and it will take you to the first post you have not seen

Thank you for this little tip. 

Gem-gem

Clare43

Hello 😊. No 13 reporting in late with April and May figures after having a very hectic time at work  (NHS )    £1993.59 for April and £1600.95 for May.   Hopefully won’t be so late with June figures.  2  update forms submitted 

captainlongtoes

Am I able to join in? Been saving each month of 2020 so far and am aiming for at least £12k 

george4064

After having been a homeowner for nearly a year and a half now, I have finally made my first ever mortgage overpayment! Whilst I probably should've started this sooner, I think what has prompted me to start this is seeing my interest rates on my saving accounts continue to fall!

It's crazy to see how much interest I pay per month relative to how much is actually taken from my bank account, looking forward to seeing that monthly interest figure going down in the future as my overpayments really tackle my balance!