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Fabulous February's NSD Challenge!
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Well done jammy_dodger, short_bird, Happy Monday, doingitanyway and AbundantBudget



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Happy_Monday said:
Ohhhh I love a cinnamon bun, worth breaking a NSD for xcathybird said:Not an NSD, I bought a cinnamon bun on the way to work!I so agree Happy Monday, and every day going to work I go past a place with great cinnamon buns, not sure it's such a good thing actually!
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8 so far
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I was feeling a bit down about only getting 4 and we're almost half way through the month, but I've realised I'm actually spending less per week than I normally do - just a little bit everyday. I barely pass £3 on my spend days!
I also remembered that in previous months I wouldn't let my morning cup of tea at work (at only 50p a pop) ruin my NSD's.
So if I take that into consideration, I'm now on 7/15.
Save £12k in 2022 = £3705.97/ £7,500 (49%)
Save £12k in 2021 #76 = £11,857.21/ £10,000 (118%)2 -
Sunday to Thursday all NSDs. 9/15! Sorry for the lack of posts.Mortgage free by 33 - (21/07/22 - 32 years and a bit...)
Most DIY problems can be solved by a combination of spanner, pliers, screwdriver, Allan key and a blade. (Hold it, twist it, cut it!) Very occasionally industrial language, a hammer and an adhesive may need to be added to the mix. (Curse it, hit it, patch it!)0 -
February targetsOff to a start =
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February resultsAbundantBudget 5/10

beanielou 10/15

bestlifenow 2/20
bloomfelt 10/21

Butti 2/10
cathybird 9/15
confusedsaving 7/10
CJRyder 9/15
delta13 7/15
doingitanyway 8/16
Donkids22 4/15
Dottles1 3/12
Happy Monday 7/20
Honeysucklelou2 4/12
jammy dodger 10/20

karenccs67 4/15
killielila 5/15
little_green 8/15
Money Choices 6/10
Moneybelle37 2/15
MoneysavingmadGem 9/20
Muggle1000 2/29
Munchin 5/16
Optimistic Saver 10/15

pipster100 2/10
Saver.The.Taste 8/17
shopaholicnumber1 4/20
short_bird 4/10
Speky Squarehead 1/16
SSDD23 6/15
Thistimearound 5/12
TrushTush 5/20
Ttomo 3/10
Van_Girl 4/15
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Well done little_green, delta and CJRyder



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It's definitely 9/15 for me today.

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Number 10/15 for me today.
March 26:
MBNA 6,130 - 0% Feb 28
HAL 10,125.91 - 0% Jul 27
BL 320 - Ends Jul 26
Total: 16,575.91 less 7,000 Marcus savings = 9,575.91
⬇️ to pay down by Oct 27
NSD March 15/22
Make 2026 in 2026:
173.01/2,026
Vinted, YouGov, Bank Int & Fairer Share, Prolific, Quidco, Cheddar & SnapMyEats
Savings accounts:
Co-op 273.01/3,000
Principality 600/1,200
FD 2,000/2,000
Santander Saver 400/2,400
Lloyds 800/4,800
Cahoot 50/3,000
Invest 349.93
🏆 ⬆️ Total: £4,472.94
Mortgage: £54,048.731
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