February
Fabulous February's No-Spend Day Challenge!
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Another nsd today 🙂Savings goal by 31/12/24: £22000
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Forgot I'd need to find another page!
I'm going to try for 15 days again.
Managed I today, so am officially off the starting blocks# 36 1p challenge 2024 - £421.80
#13 POYD by Christmas 24 £1925/8138…1 -
Thankyou for the new thread @cathybird I didn't keep a track of days in January for a few reasons but have a plan to keep a better track of them in Feb. Please could I join with a target of 18 days. Excluding petrol, budgeted bills and food within the shopping budget.
Starting off the month well with 2/2 so farMake £10 (£3) a day February 2024 Challenge £56.13/87
NSD February 2024 13/19 target
DF Journey start date 17/1/2024 credit accounts £3779.36 current £3376.31
mortgage £147331.36 £146972.93
HTB Loan £44000 £440002 -
2/20 for me. Tomorrow will be a spend day as at the hairdressers 😊Aim to pay off £13,000 by December 2024
£1,208.22/£23,059 #26 Pay All Your Debt Off By Christmas 2024
2024 £1 a day savings challenge - £98.43 2024 52 week challenge - £120.37
22/20 February No Spend Days 20 Target 20/23 March No Spend Days 23 Target 7/22 April No Spend Days 22 Target (excludes direct debits, standing orders, debt and savings payments)1 -
Second NSD for me todayStarting a new debt free journeyStarting Debt: £5,250Current Debt: £4,995.50Amount Paid: £254.50 Percentage Paid: 4.84%Emergency Fund: £3501
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Well done short bird, beanie, LittleMissDetermined, HotDog2020, AuntieL, Flying By, Rupacomp, Couldsavemore, bloomfelt, Nervous1234 and MrsSaveIn April I am taking a break from buying: Books
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.1 -
MrsCautious said:Good luck all, it won’t be an NSD for me today, I’m out both days over the weekend so will have to see! For my NSD yesterday I felt like it was a real effort to avoid spending but pleased to have had a word with myself!2
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