The Save £12k in 2025 challenge

bsms1147

#16 £3,192.75

A good chunk of that is a maturing fixed rate ISA but really happy with the total.

Dizzycap

#34 - £1,000 for March - Fresh savings as usual - No interest or extras included

YTD Total: £7423.18

Jellybaby

#26 Jellybaby - £490 for February please.

Home from travels and hope to save a good amount in March as food cupboards and freezer are at bursting point!

Cassingtonbear

Number 13 with £3100 for March please.

KeepOnKnitting

February is finally done, so I can now confidently report my savings for the month as £2,207.31.

I had a bumper income month after a rubbish January of changing jobs and doing loads of work that wasn't paid until Feb. My actual total for Feb was higher, but I took off January's overspend. Things are likely to be all over the shop for me for a while longer yet, as HMRC are having one of their "party in a brewery" moments with my tax code.

linz

#39 linz £2000 for March please

thanks to a small payrise and some backpay

1stTimer

#32 £599.43 for February please   

£74.43 in interest
£525 Regular savers

geordiejon

#09 geordiejon 
march savings £1,100

Suffolk_lass

KrsyW said:

#59 KrsyW - £1,623.62 for February

Also it looks like my name has a typo on the spreadsheet, should be a W at the end.

I've corrected it. Sorry!

Suffolk_lass

Thriftymissus said:

#46 ThriftyMissus Minus £1832

I’ve diverted money from savings towards debt. Hoping for a more settled income the coming months. I’m creating extra work on the thread here sorry, by posting earlier in the month, then a minus figure, so will aim to update as a retrospective total at the end of each month.  

Thank you for helping me focus by running the thread. 💐

Thank you, but if posting more regularly keeps you focussed on saving, we really don't mind. Between us we are in every day or three to update. Exceptionally I have not this week but that was a domestic emergency, 999