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Marvellous March's NSD Challenge!
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.1 -
14/16 for me. Desperate for milk but not going it the shops so hey ho.If you have built castles in the air, your work should not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them
Emergency fund 100/1000
Buffer fund 0/100
Debt Free (again) 25/0720250 -
Another nsd.... That's 5.1
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I've only managed 2 NSD's since my last post so I'm on 7/15 - I was going to explain why but it's just going to be a massive rant about varying annoyances that I currently can't control.
I'm back at work after some annual leave on Wednesday, and have no intention to spend any money until my next day off or later (which will be Monday), so may be closer to target or reach it by end of month!Save £12k in 2022 = £3705.97/ £7,500 (49%)
Save £12k in 2021 #76 = £11,857.21/ £10,000 (118%)1 -
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March resultsAbundantBudget 8/10
beanielou 14/15
bloomfelt 12/20
cathybird 8/10
delta13 7/15
doingitanyway 14/16
Dottles1 12/12
Happy Monday 2/15
Honeysucklelou2 6/10
jammy dodger 13/20
karenccs67 12/15
kathy40uk 5/20
lifeatthekings 4/20
little_green 1/16
Money Choices 2/10
Moneybelle37 10/20
MoneysavingmadGem 5/12
Munchin 20
Optimistic Saver 20
shopaholicnumber1 19/20
short_bird 10/15
SuperSavingD 12/12
Thistimearound 12/12
TrushTush 10/25
Van_Girl 5/10
ALL WELCOME TO JOIN!
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Well done shopaholic, doingitanyway, MoneysavingmadGem and delta
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delta13 said:I've only managed 2 NSD's since my last post so I'm on 7/15 - I was going to explain why but it's just going to be a massive rant about varying annoyances that I currently can't control.
I'm back at work after some annual leave on Wednesday, and have no intention to spend any money until my next day off or later (which will be Monday), so may be closer to target or reach it by end of month!
Delta (and beanielou), I honestly think any NSDs managed under these circumstances are an achievement - first we had the MSE site revamp, which was disruptive in a way that felt huge at the time, and now coronavirus, which has turned the world upside down in a matter of weeks. I don't meant to compare the two things because that would be crazy, there isn't any comparison. But one way or another there has been a lot of change to cope with and shopping has become so mad that I wouldn't blame anyone for struggling to organise it. Anyone who gets any NSDs is doing really well, I think.2 -
NSD for me, day 12 I think 👍1
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Well done SuperSavingD, you've reached target!
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