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Outstanding October's No-Spend Days Challenge!

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Makingabobor2 Posts: 4,150 Forumite

26 October 2023 at 5:37PM

Another one today. 13 now

Making the debt go down and savings go up

LBM 2015 - debt £57K / Now £28,964

Mortgage Free December 9th 2024! 18mths ahead of schedule. Since 2022 we paid over £15K in OPs.
Challenges
EF #68 £730/£3000
.
Fiver Friday '25 #10 £90/£260

Studies/surveys June £81.80

Decluttering items 710
Books read 12
Jigsaws done 8

My debt free diary...https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6396218/we-will-get-this-debt-d£own-the-savings-up

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AuntieL Posts: 363 Forumite

26 October 2023 at 8:42PM

NSD #12 😁 Happy to have made my target

Debt-free journey started August 2023. DF 02/09/2024 🥳 (except mortgage)
June 2025 NSD Challenge 1/18

MFW 2025 #45
Jan 2016 Mortgage = £149,895
Current outstanding = £97,725
2024 Overpayment = £675.66
2025 Overpayment = £529/£700
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cathybird Posts: 15,518 Forumite

27 October 2023 at 7:42AM edited 28 October 2023 at 12:24AM

October

Off to a start =
5 days =
10 days =

15 days =

20 days =

Target reached =

Target beaten =

October targets

AuntieL 12/12

beanielou 23/19

BlackCoffeeNoSugar 14/15

cathybird 13/12

Crazycatlady2 18/18

Cuddlymarm 17/15

Doris17 12/15

GeorgianaCavendish 19/17

jammy dodger 17/15

KajiKita 17/15

laura lau 15/10

lianne1984 4/10

LittleMissDetermined 21/20

Makingabobor2 13/15

Pinkpenguin 15

Rupacomp 7/9

Saver-upper 8/15

short bird 16/15

strandedinaber 5/10

Newcomers welcome

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GeorgianaCavendish Posts: 2,393 Forumite

27 October 2023 at 8:37AM

NSD #19 for yesterday please

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[Deleted User] Posts: 0 Newbie

27 October 2023 at 8:45AM

Early call for day 14

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LittleMissDetermined Posts: 9,556 Forumite

27 October 2023 at 9:59AM

It's a NSD for me today please
LMD x

Life gets in the way...PADding is addictive...Saving's better than spending...
My savings diary - Now for a healthier, wealthier me

2025 1p challenge #41 | Cash envelope challenge #01 | SPC #017

Sealed pot 2025 £4931 | EF £669/£1000 | Sabbatical £3026/£3000 | Travel savings £1791 | Sinking pots £1961

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cuddlymarm Posts: 2,205 Forumite

27 October 2023 at 10:38AM

Another one for me today please.

June NSD 8/15
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beanielou Posts: 95,133 Ambassador

27 October 2023 at 11:59AM

One today.

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laura_lau Posts: 682 Forumite

27 October 2023 at 12:13PM

another NSD for me today!

Debt free journey started 30/08/2023:

CC1 - 5,151.92 now 5,335.15
CC3 - 4,166.15 now 5,345.28
CC4 - 4,625.87 (balance transfer from CC2) now 5,717.24
Current outstanding: 16,397.67
Debt free by Jul 2027.

Challenges:
NSD Apr 2025 - 7/20
NST Apr 2025 -
#31 1p savings 2025 £32.40/£667.95
2025 Fashion on the ration - Coupons remaining 43.5/66
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short_bird Posts: 3,993 Forumite

27 October 2023 at 1:17PM

Early call for day 16.

‘Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole.’ David Lynch.
"It’s a beautiful day with golden sunshine and blue skies all the way.” David Lynch.
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