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Make £2023 in 2023
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I have been lurking and would like to join, please. I was on a call yesterday about do some self-employed work. It's good pay. I thing would see how it goes and aim for £2023 and then review if its realistic to continue with my fulltime job.Signiture dated 23/09/2025
3-month emergency fund (Cash ISA and PBonds): £5,382/ + £1,500 = £6,882 /£7,500 (Target 1)
Stocks and shares ISA: £2,232.94
Additional pension contributions £0 (target £450pcm)
Overpayment on mortgage: 1% at a time (£1,518)
Big Renno...and appliances. Front of the house, fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine)1 -
@PiggyBankShaker could i have a referral code if you still have any left please?I would also like to join, £2023 would really help this year and could help me find new ways to make some money2
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£23.94 gets me off the starting blocks 😁'Happiness is not a destination but the journey you walk every day'
Weight loss challenge 2024:
Start weight: 9st 13.1lb
End weight: 8st 13lb
Weight loss challenge 2025:
Start weight: 8st 6lbs
End weight:
JSF: £0/£2000
'It's the small compromises you keep making over time that start to add up and get you to a place you don't want to be'2 -
leftatthetrafficlights said:£23.94 gets me off the starting blocks 😁1
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SuperExcelMan said:leftatthetrafficlights said:£23.94 gets me off the starting blocks 😁'Happiness is not a destination but the journey you walk every day'
Weight loss challenge 2024:
Start weight: 9st 13.1lb
End weight: 8st 13lb
Weight loss challenge 2025:
Start weight: 8st 6lbs
End weight:
JSF: £0/£2000
'It's the small compromises you keep making over time that start to add up and get you to a place you don't want to be'2 -
leftatthetrafficlights said:SuperExcelMan said:leftatthetrafficlights said:£23.94 gets me off the starting blocks 😁Mine would be about 3p I’m guessing!1
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Getridofdebt66 said:@PiggyBankShaker could i have a referral code if you still have any left please?I would also like to join, £2023 would really help this year and could help me find new ways to make some money
- Mortgage over-payments to date: = £16,746
- Original redemption date: August 2043
- Current redemption date: July 2041
- Debt: £15,930
- Savings: £12,430
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Please could I join in also? This could really help me this year!Debt free once - Back again | Current debt: £2479.50 - January 2025 | Make £2025 in 2025 #11 - £41/£20252
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#10 here. Off the blocks with:
£77.65 Interest (2 x regular saver maturation)
£5.95 Cashback
£83.60/£2023
- Mortgage over-payments to date: = £16,746
- Original redemption date: August 2043
- Current redemption date: July 2041
- Debt: £15,930
- Savings: £12,430
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Although I've yet to get my number, I can report I'm now on £60.27 in savings interest so far plus 7p that I've found on the floor about 20 yards from my front door taking me to £60.34 in total.4
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