"The Save £12k in 2024" challenge

Sandyra

#26 here. July saving of £1200. £200 to max my old ISA and £1000 for this new ISA. 

Gem-gem

#16 Gem-Gem reporting £7,243 for August. 

Salary for the next few months has been paid in advance. 

HMRC has been paid in full for last year and this year. I am expecting to get some back next year. 

Till the end of the year I will now only be reporting interest savings. Money needed for the next few months has been put aside and not been included in this total. 

Angelica123

#48 - 1375 for August 

Regular savers coming out

Suffolk_lass

I have tweaked the conditional formatting in the tracker spreadsheet as we have passed the end of July - so the thresholds for the three shades of green begin at 58% now, then dark green is 79% and exceeding your target remains at over 100%. (I have left the differential between the two shades of amber at 33%). So if your total is between 33 and 57% you are in pale amber now.

Obviously this is based on an even savings rate, averaged over the year, which only the minority follow, but it acts as a little nudge (an incentive for me, at least) as I can see if I am on track or falling behind.

Here is a link to the spreadsheet

kev2009

Hi,

#003 declaring £500 for August.

Thanks

Kev

Topscooby

Hello everyone, time for an update. Every month so far this year I’ve managed to achieve my monthly target of £1000 to ensure I hit my target for the year 🙏 However, this time, for the first time this year, I’m very happy to report in with a higher than expected amount. I doubt that this will become the norm unfortunately. But, time will tell….

                    #18 Topscooby £1500 for August please 💷👌

garfield33

#49
June: £18.581.36
July: -£3383.20 (minus) - car insurance and some other big stuff
Will report August once month has finished
Thanks

Toastie2018

Hi,

#22

Apologies for reporting late. 

June £0
July £645.78

TallGirl

TallGirl no 50 reporting in 

July 800
August 800

i should be able to make up some more before the end of the year but we have a wedding to pay for and I’ve increased my pension contributions by 10%. I have had a payrise so fingers crossed. 

KeepOnKnitting

#29 reporting in for July. Total of £86.66 saved. Another tough month of house insurance and life events for other people.