The "Save 12k in 2022" Thread!

Gem-gem

Good afternoon all. 

Kitchen is complete. All payments and bills have been paid. 

Submitting £378 for August. Including £25 PB win. £200 RS and £103 into the ISA.
Total for the year £6900.
Now to baton down the hatches again and to see how close I can get to my target. 

Going to revise my target for the year - from £15k down to £12k. It will be challenging, very challenging. 

kev2009

@Gem-gem
Nice Kitchen!

Kev

Merlin's_Beard

£427.35 for August for me. Completed on my house, so spending will be wild over the next few months. I'll try and keep it sensible!

ForestBluebells

1380.52 for august for me. As usual some taken out for the vets (need to put in an insurance claim at some point) and also some withdrawals for gifts. 

Must get back to freelance work to boost my savings 

I submitted my July total again too as it wasn’t on the form. 

geoffers4

Reporting £217.70 for August. It's only going to be small amounts like this for the rest of the year as I've reduced my hours down now. And also formally handed-in my notice today for FIRE end of 2022, eek!

Bills this month included flights for a post-retirement holiday and a sadly expensive repair to get the car through the MOT.

mummytummy

@Gem-gem beautiful kitchen 😊

Suffolk_lass

Ooh @geoffers4, waiting to welcome you to the gang. Well done and many congratulations. You will love it!

@Gem-gem that looks very lovely. Well done!!

Suffolk_lass

£531.98 for me in August, comprising dividend income, two small premium bond wins, the interest on a regular saver and my Tilly tidying. I am over my personal target for 2022 but as some have stopped posting my exceeded total can offset the shortfall a bit.

Just to add it's a "thank goodness for EF" moment here after the Fridge Freezer was left open and then stopped working. New item being delivered on Saturday

george4064

george4064 said:

#21 reporting £1,523 for June.

Form submitted.

@geoffers4 congratulations on your retirement date!

#21 reporting -£284 for July and £1,538 for August.

Forms submitted!

AuburnEnigma

#17 here with the August report - burnout at work has gotten a bit better, although sadly I have one colleague who seems to make it their life's mission to try and prove that I don't know anything and they're a lot better than me. Partly why I started investing just over 2 years ago, to try and avoid all that rubbish!  

£414.38 for the month, and I make that a YTD total of £4769.80. I'm definitely not going to reach my current target now, so I'll have to revise it down a bit. Depending on how bills go, I may have to not add anything to my ISA pot for a little while and just go off of the dividends.