The 2022 1% Challenge

craftingmad

Sorry me again - I feel like I'm hijacking this thread but it is so helping me keep focused on my goal.
I'm declaring a further £100 today from items sold on FB marketplace and orders so my total now stands at:-

£1152/£2506 which is 44.30% 

craftingmad

Whoops it's me again - I forgot that it was Etsy payday today so I've just added another £470 to my savings account

Total now stands at £1622/£2506 which is 62.38%.

I'm over half way there now  

craftingmad

Me again  
Just a quick check in declaring another £34 from a sale on my website which has been deposited into my bank today

Total is now £1656/£2506 which equates to 63.69% 

craftingmad

Its me again
Another £40 added to my savings account today from a FB marketplace sale. 
I'm having a declutter so hoping the total will rise dramatically over the next few weeks  

Total is now £1696/£2506 which in percentages is 65.23% 

craftingmad

Guess who  
Just popping by to declare a further 1% towards my total made up of a FB marketplace sale and refunds for craft items I bought but never received and I did not re-order as I decided I didn't need them

So my total now stands at £1722/£2506 which is 66.23% 

craftingmad

Think I must be the only person still doing this challenge. Sorry if I've scared you all off  

I am declaring a further £14 from FB sales and £13 from Quidco which have been paid into my savings account today  

Total now stands at £1749/£2506 which is 67.26%.

Small progress but progress nonetheless  

scrimpandsave

craftingmad said:

Think I must be the only person still doing this challenge. Sorry if I've scared you all off  

I am declaring a further £14 from FB sales and £13 from Quidco which have been paid into my savings account today  

Total now stands at £1749/£2506 which is 67.26%.

Small progress but progress nonetheless  

You’re doing amazing, I’m watching your progress with interest. Think people are just feeling the pinch, I certainly am. Just had to move in to temporary accommodation because of an issue at my house. It’s cost me a lot of money so rather than paying off, my debt has just grown and grown. You’re an inspiration with your income streams, I’m absolutely hopeless at anything practical and quite jealous you can turn a talent in to an income. You’re well on your way to 1% and will try and check in more to keep you motivated, but you seem very motivated, keep going ❤️

craftingmad

scrimpandsave said:

craftingmad said:

Think I must be the only person still doing this challenge. Sorry if I've scared you all off  

I am declaring a further £14 from FB sales and £13 from Quidco which have been paid into my savings account today  

Total now stands at £1749/£2506 which is 67.26%.

Small progress but progress nonetheless  

You’re doing amazing, I’m watching your progress with interest. Think people are just feeling the pinch, I certainly am. Just had to move in to temporary accommodation because of an issue at my house. It’s cost me a lot of money so rather than paying off, my debt has just grown and grown. You’re an inspiration with your income streams, I’m absolutely hopeless at anything practical and quite jealous you can turn a talent in to an income. You’re well on your way to 1% and will try and check in more to keep you motivated, but you seem very motivated, keep going ❤️

So sorry to hear about your house. Could you claim back your accommodation costs from your insurance possibly or if it is rented accommodation your landlord should foot the bill.
Hope it gets sorted soon.
Thanks for your support x  

craftingmad

Me again - just had a lady collect lots of stuff I was selling on FB marketplace so I've added another £177 to my savings

Total now stands at £1926/£2506 which is 74.07%.

So close to three quarters of the way there but not quite.  Best I start looking for more items to declutter and sell  

craftingmad

Another £23 added to my savings today made up of £11 coupons used on food shopping and £12 refunds for items returned which I no longer decided I needed. 

Total is now £1949/£2506 which is 74.96% - so close to another percentage being ticked off