365 Day 1p Challenge 2021

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Hi everyone
Welcome to the 365 Day 1p Challenge for 2021!
The rules are simple - every day you put aside an amount between 1p and £3.65, covering all the incremental amounts in between... You can do this starting at 1p and working up, or start at £3.65 and work down, or just put aside whichever amount off the list you'd like to each day.
To keep track, please feel free to download this spreadsheet created by the MSE Team (to follow) and mark off each amount as you put it aside.
@MSE_Molly has written an updated version of her blog post which you can find here.
If you'd like to be allocated a number and added to the Challengers list below, please post and I will issue you a number for your signature.
Good luck everyone!
Please see the original challenge post below from helejenkins1
Welcome to the 365 Day 1p Challenge for 2021!
The rules are simple - every day you put aside an amount between 1p and £3.65, covering all the incremental amounts in between... You can do this starting at 1p and working up, or start at £3.65 and work down, or just put aside whichever amount off the list you'd like to each day.
To keep track, please feel free to download this spreadsheet created by the MSE Team (to follow) and mark off each amount as you put it aside.
@MSE_Molly has written an updated version of her blog post which you can find here.
If you'd like to be allocated a number and added to the Challengers list below, please post and I will issue you a number for your signature.
Good luck everyone!
Please see the original challenge post below from helejenkins1
helejenkins1 wrote: »I started this challenge in 2017, but due to the pressure of a large amount of debt I struggled to keep up with it. As of this month, I am debt free and determined now to save as much as I can to have a more secure future. I know some of you will be in a much different situation, but we are all here for our own reasons.
The aim of the challenge is to save 1p on 1st January, 2p on 2nd January till the 31st December where you would save £3.65. Obviously this makes the end of the challenge very expensive, so I find it better to just mix it up a little bit. If I have £3.01 in my purse, I'll just mark that day off.
At the end of the year, you will have £667.95. Use this money as you wish. Pay off some debt, treat yourself or just continue to save it.
I'll keep this thread going even if I'm on my own as I want and need to stay motivated. If anyone wants to join me along the way you are more than welcome.
Happy saving
2021 Challengers!
- elsiepac
- debtfreefor2022
- claremylove
- BadBookkeeper
- outoftheviciouscircle
- welshspendthrift
- Doily94
- gettingtheresometime
- Workingmum123
- LeaLea89
- lindsaygalaxy
- Blackberrycurved
- jaxsmar
- IvysMom
- davalleyboy888888
- Holmefarm
- A_Random_Man
- jo41
- willow_loulou
- sketchingkari
- CazzieLT
- Loubie47
- Goonergal2
- the_long_and_winding_road
- brokeblond
- damekaren
- rjitfc
- Argyller
- Odysseus
- Starla
- Callie Ann Baxter
- doppers
- HeatherLass
- Sallyp2
- wllcnur
- DaffyDaisies
- ellie55
- roblou27
- Little*Miss
- Sandrasd7
- tboo
- Honeysucklelou2
- Hurdler
- keats61
GC: May 22 £tbc/£250
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2021 NSDs Jan 12 Feb 0/14
PayDBX2021 #31 £188/£18155 = 1.04%
365 Day 1p Challenge £28.37/£667.95
£10 a Day Challenge Jan = £156.66 Feb = /£280
#6 Virtual Savings Pot 2023 £31.12/£300
Saving £1 A Day for Christmas 2023 £180/£730
#2 £2 Savers 2023 £90/£300
#6 Pay All Your Debt By Xmas 2023 £1224.70/£12,000
Make £10 a Day January £232.08/ £310
Total Debt Repaid- £1224.70/£66,133.42
Please check first post for your numbers!
Aw hi @outoftheviciouscircle you can get there again! Are you going to join? I've allocated you a number for nowGC: May 22 £tbc/£250
Vegan 27-8-13
Pay all your debt off by Xmas 2022 target £15,000 pd £7969.95 / 15,000
SPC 2022/23 014
Pay all of your debt off by XMAS 2023
#no 28 target £11,200.00
GC: May 22 £tbc/£250
Vegan 27-8-13
I'm using the challenge to pay off my Sainsburys CC as I found it useful to clear my Aqua CC last year.
Emergency fund = £50/1000
Penny a day challenge = 237/667.95
Starting Debt total Jan 2021: £14,877
Starting Debt total Jan 2022: £10,662