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"The Save £12k in 2024" challenge
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A tiny little £200 this month to hopefully start getting back on track! We've moved house this year and just back from holiday so our savings are well and truly depleted!!Debt Free as of December 2020 👏
Save 12k in 2025 #6 - £300 / £3000
MFW - 19 months shaved off the mortgage2 -
Thanks for the update @CreditCardJunkie. Good luck with the rest of the year.
By the way, your signature says you are #35 but you are #25 on the spreadsheetSave £12k in 2025 #2 I am at £4863.32 out of £6000 after May (81.05%)
OS Grocery Challenge in 2025 I am at £1286.68/£3000 or 42.89% of my annual spend so far
I also Reverse Meal Plan on that thread and grow much of our own premium price fruit and veg, joining in on the Grow your own thread
My new diary is here2 -
Suffolk_lass said:Thanks for the update @CreditCardJunkie. Good luck with the rest of the year.
By the way, your signature says you are #35 but you are #25 on the spreadsheetDebt Free as of December 2020 👏
Save 12k in 2025 #6 - £300 / £3000
MFW - 19 months shaved off the mortgage2 -
#34 ReleaseTheStars £526.08 for May
Thank you3 -
#47 t2rry declaring a final £3570 for May (in addition to the £3k already declared)
That's a hefty month thanks to 2 extra paydays (unusual). The £70 is from savings round ups, the £3,500 from the latest additional payday... I have kept another £1k back for what looks to be a tight budget over the summer months, hopefully I won't feel the need to use all of it and I can add some of that in too at a later date.
June will be teeny in comparison!Debt Free I FFEF I Building Savings I 2025 Plan:- Regular Savings £7,400/£10,000
- Slush Fund £3,800/£10,000
Save £12k in 2025 - #50 - £11,200/£20,000 (56%)4 -
#7 Jellybaby declaring £1,050 for May
Happy with that. Can’t believe we’re heading into June already.
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I've reworked my budget and my new target for the end of the year is £2000.
We were initally saving hard to move house and now our larger mortgage payment and regular overpayments eat massively into our leftover income!Debt Free as of December 2020 👏
Save 12k in 2025 #6 - £300 / £3000
MFW - 19 months shaved off the mortgage2 -
Hi folks
I am dropping out of this challenge for the rest of this year. Apologies.
Best of luck to everyone who is still saving.3 -
#58 - Here is my update for end of May 24, Total to add - £1132.96Which leaves an avg of £788 a month to hit the £12k (Down from £831 from last month).Rough breakdown :-To savings accts/bonds - £770.73Savings Acct Interest - Easy Access - £7.82, ISA's - £154.41Premium Bond winnings - £200Very happy with progress, especially for this month seeing as it was MoT/Service & car tax month.Just over 54% of target within 5mths gives a little room for manoeuvre too if anything crops up.
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[Deleted User] said:Hi folks
I am dropping out of this challenge for the rest of this year. Apologies.
Best of luck to everyone who is still saving.
Kev2
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