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Tilly Tidy 2022

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  •  Chase £4.99

    MTD £17.45

    2021
    DFW 2021 - £6,851.06 / £7,147.80 (95.85%)

    2022
    DFW 2022 - £2,169.99 / £2,169.99 (100%)

    2023
    DFW 2023 - £0,00 / £2,207.83 (0.00%)

    Tilly Tidy 2022 - Jan £23.71 - Feb £73.75 - Mar £95.30 (Q1 savings used on holiday spending money) - Apr £68.90 - May £32.26 & Chase Roundup £392.63

    Debts (as at 03/10/2022)
    M&S Loan - £0.00 (cleared 28/02/22 - £4285.37)
    MBNA C/C - £0.00 (cleared 02/01/22)
    Lloyds C/C - £0.00 (cleared 03/10/22)

  • WinterWarrior
    WinterWarrior Posts: 6,103 Forumite
    Ninth Anniversary 1,000 Posts Photogenic Name Dropper
    Good morning. You are all doing so well! I have updated my tilliying to mortgage total and also scraped some out of my accounts and into the Christmas pot. The Christmas pot is the hardest one to keep my mitts off as it seems so far away 😬
    Not all who wander are lost - J.R.R.Tolkien
    🌊 A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor 🌊

    My WW and friends diary is here 😁 … 
    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6259606/must-try-harder/p1

  • GingerWarrior
    GingerWarrior Posts: 267 Forumite
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    edited 5 March 2022 at 12:00PM
    Thanks @WinterWarrior. Whilst I’m not in the same position as a lot of people in relation to debt, I have managed to focus on putting money away. I would love one day to have a home for my family that isn’t rented, but looking at how the cost of everything is going up at the moment (and no end in sight of when it’ll stabilise and come back down to better levels) I honestly don’t know if saving for a mortgage is the right thing

    2021
    DFW 2021 - £6,851.06 / £7,147.80 (95.85%)

    2022
    DFW 2022 - £2,169.99 / £2,169.99 (100%)

    2023
    DFW 2023 - £0,00 / £2,207.83 (0.00%)

    Tilly Tidy 2022 - Jan £23.71 - Feb £73.75 - Mar £95.30 (Q1 savings used on holiday spending money) - Apr £68.90 - May £32.26 & Chase Roundup £392.63

    Debts (as at 03/10/2022)
    M&S Loan - £0.00 (cleared 28/02/22 - £4285.37)
    MBNA C/C - £0.00 (cleared 02/01/22)
    Lloyds C/C - £0.00 (cleared 03/10/22)

  • Breezyboo
    Breezyboo Posts: 52 Forumite
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    £1.65 tidied today so total of £29.03
    Pay all your debt by Xmas 22 #5 £6521.11 / £11,000
    Tilly Tidy 22 - £34.44
  • ladyholly
    ladyholly Posts: 3,929 Forumite
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    A pathetic £1.40 this week. (£26.65 in the save the change account).
  • moving_forward
    moving_forward Posts: 1,537 Forumite
    Seventh Anniversary 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    ladyholly said:
    A pathetic £1.40 this week. (£26.65 in the save the change account).
    Hey every penny tidied is another one not frittered away. Not pathetic at all. I need to sit down tonight and do some tidying. Have fuel 😱 and a few groceries to buy first
    Dedicated Debt Free Wanabee 🤓
    Proud member of the Tilly Tidies since 1st Jan 2022
    2022 -Jan £26.52, Feb £27.40, Mar £156.27, Apr £TBC
  • WinterWarrior
    WinterWarrior Posts: 6,103 Forumite
    Ninth Anniversary 1,000 Posts Photogenic Name Dropper
    Thanks @WinterWarrior. Whilst I’m not in the same position as a lot of people in relation to debt, I have managed to focus on putting money away. I would love one day to have a home for my family that isn’t rented, but looking at how the cost of everything is going up at the moment (and no end in sight of when it’ll stabilise and come back down to better levels) I honestly don’t know if saving for a mortgage is the right thing
    It’s tricky, but personally I think a fully owned home is the safest thing to do with your money if you can. Yes there is cost and upkeep, but in the end it’s not likely to depreciate in value and it’s so ‘safe’. My aim is to pay off the mortgage before I retire so that we are safe…no one can move you on, increase your rent or dictate how many pets, the colour of your walls, etc. and even if retirement was very hard, there is still shelter you don’t have to worry about. Everything is going up, but so is rent and the end result for your money is worlds apart ⭐️
    Not all who wander are lost - J.R.R.Tolkien
    🌊 A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor 🌊

    My WW and friends diary is here 😁 … 
    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6259606/must-try-harder/p1

  • ladyholly
    ladyholly Posts: 3,929 Forumite
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    It was the best day ever when I could pay off our mortgage and know the house is ours ( well unless we need care as we get older). It isnt the grandest house out there and really does need work which we cant afford at least until the loan is paid but it is ours.
  • Chase £2.00

    MTD £19.45

    2021
    DFW 2021 - £6,851.06 / £7,147.80 (95.85%)

    2022
    DFW 2022 - £2,169.99 / £2,169.99 (100%)

    2023
    DFW 2023 - £0,00 / £2,207.83 (0.00%)

    Tilly Tidy 2022 - Jan £23.71 - Feb £73.75 - Mar £95.30 (Q1 savings used on holiday spending money) - Apr £68.90 - May £32.26 & Chase Roundup £392.63

    Debts (as at 03/10/2022)
    M&S Loan - £0.00 (cleared 28/02/22 - £4285.37)
    MBNA C/C - £0.00 (cleared 02/01/22)
    Lloyds C/C - £0.00 (cleared 03/10/22)

  • 2Scratters
    2Scratters Posts: 1,107 Forumite
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    @ladyholly OH no  :| NO saving is pathetic. It is there doing its job and is not lost. There is comfort also in the fact you own your own home. As the loan is your focus AND some savings going on then all is good.
    Anything is better than nothing-check back and see
    On the declutter journey since 2023 with Mrs SD. Tilly Tidy since 2023.
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