The Save £12k in 2025 challenge

enthusiasticsaver

Spreadsheet updated.  Pensions get paid in this week but due to a weekend away, birthday presents, paying  for our winter Canaries holiday and a new garage door savings will be a big fat 0 for August. We are a few months ahead so should still manage £12k by the end of the year. 

Kim_13

#12 Kim_13 £326 added. Total for July £1,259.34.

Highlanddream

Suffolk_lass said:

I find I spend much more on food in May, June and July. It's things like peaches, nectaries and strawberries. We eat loads of them! My housekeeping is at least £60 more than the winter veg period. I do grow lettuce, radish, tomatoes and cucumbers but they are so late this year. Well, the radishes aren't late, and I have plenty of lettuces housing lots of little slugs, but the nibbled nature makes them less appealing to be honest!

Have you room for a polytunnel? I grow peaches, melons etc in mine. 

jimexbox

#29 £850 again for July. Will be next to nothing in August, Holiday time!!

Suffolk_lass

Highlanddream said:

Suffolk_lass said:

I find I spend much more on food in May, June and July. It's things like peaches, nectaries and strawberries. We eat loads of them! My housekeeping is at least £60 more than the winter veg period. I do grow lettuce, radish, tomatoes and cucumbers but they are so late this year. Well, the radishes aren't late, and I have plenty of lettuces housing lots of little slugs, but the nibbled nature makes them less appealing to be honest!

Have you room for a polytunnel? I grow peaches, melons etc in mine. 

I wish... I need at least three more outbuildings first and we don't have the land for it

RunsFromRobots

#22 declaring £4,000 for July 2025.

gd55

#19 declaring £47.25 for July.

Where is the time going?!

Sandyra

#48 here. £1600 for July. Hoping to do the same for August but with holidays not sure if I’ll make it. Anyway thank you enthusiasticsaver for managing. 

Cassingtonbear

#13 with £5000 for July please. Extra this month because of my bonus  

Dizzycap

#34 - Declaring £1556.93 for August - YTD Total: £14,986.67 / £12,0000 (updated in sig)

@ enthusiasticsaver - Thank you for keeping the thread updated as it still remains an inspiration to me