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2021 Frugal Living Challenge
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I'm in again for 2021 please. I am even more determined to be more planet friendly/frugal next year.
Lisa
Fashion on a Ration Challenge 2022 - (66 - 53.5 = 12.5 coupons)
Frugal Living 2022
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Checking in for another year. Will do budgets in next few weeks and post on here later.£2 savers club 2025 #2= £603
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Can I join for 2021? I’ve been reading along this year but need to do more in 2021.
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I am in for 2021. Have been reading the posts on the 2020 thread. Will do budget between Christmas and New Year.x
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Thanks for the new thread Frugaldom. I'm in again for 2021.2
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Thanks Frugaldom in again for 2021 will work out budgets over weekend.Frugal challenge 2025
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I will be joining again in 2021. Still need to sort out the budget.Frugal Living Challenge 2025 Mortgage free as of 1st August 20132
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I'll be joining again in 2021, who knows what's ahead for next year!3
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I would love to join in with this too and will consider budget and targets over the Christmas break
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This was me a year ago, I was really stressed about it. So I gave myself a strict budget and paid off a large chunk of my debts including my loan 7 months early. That’s left me with some breathing space financially and I’m working Very part time (permitted work) as well as making a few bob on surveys. You will be okay, just really thrash out your budget and be mindful shopping. Good luck xKatyLovesCats said:Hi, I’ve been a member here for many years under various names but very much a lurker and love reading everyone’s tips and what’s going on in their lives. I really, really need to re-haul my financial life next year. I’m currently on ESA and my daughter is 18 in May so I’ll lose a lot of the money I get for her and I honestly don’t know how I’m going to survive to be honest. I really want to get a job but I’m worried about whether I can cope with one with my health condition. Anyway, sorry for the long story, I’d really like to join this group and will work out a budget in the next couple of weeks for up to June. Will reassess month to month though as I simply won’t know what’s going on. Thank you all
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