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Amazing April's NSD Challenge!
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Not one today.
Out for lunch
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I’ve been a bit pants at posting but I have another 3 to add to this months total so won’t reach this months target
can I be put down for 10 for may please What’s meant for you will not pass you 😃
A fool and his money are soon parted!
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We've had a few days away so a bit of spending most days, but mostly less than £5 a day (the seaside chips were very good). But I managed another 2 NSDs so 12/15.Saving, one NSD at a time, with a target of 15/301
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Hi Cathybird! Am I okay to return to the NSD challenge for May? I'm going to aim for 15, but its going to be tough as my OH is moving in with me and he's a big spendercathybird said:
Yes it's nearly May, any thoughts on targets? ...
May targetsbeanielou 15cathybird 15CouldsavemoredarannahGimmeMedalsHoneysucklelou2jammy dodgerJrae24 15KarbMoney ChoicesMrsBrownBearMummyRivettshort bird 17wanttobeasaverwelshspendthrift 20Newcomers welcome
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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April targets
beanielou 19/15
cathybird 20/15
Couldsavemore 2/15
darannah 7/10
GimmeMedals 12/15
Honeysucklelou2 9/12
jammy dodger 15/15
Jrae24 17/10
Karb 11/15
Money Choices 20/20
MrsBrownBear 7/15
MummyRivett 3/15
short bird 16/17
wanttobeasaver 13/12
welshspendthrift 15/18
Newcomers welcome
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May targetsbeanielou 15cathybird 15 Couldsavemore darannah 10 delta13 15 GimmeMedals Honeysucklelou2 jammy dodger Jrae24 15 Karb Money Choices MrsBrownBear MummyRivett short bird 17 wanttobeasaver welshspendthrift 20
Newcomers welcome
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Well done darannah and GimmeMedals
Beanielou, hope you enjoyed your lunch!
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delta13, of course you can come back for May, you'd be most welcome, I've added you to the listdelta13 said:
Hi Cathybird! Am I okay to return to the NSD challenge for May? I'm going to aim for 15, but its going to be tough as my OH is moving in with me and he's a big spender 0 -
Two NSD's for me
Yesterday and today!!0 -
Yay MrsBrownBear
I don't know if today will be one for me, I'll see ... don't have loads of cash to spend it has to be said though
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