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365 Day 1p Challenge for 2026
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That is fine and I have added you to the list. You are number 48.edinburgher said:If it's not too late I'd like to join in?
We're going away for Christmas 2026 and I'd like to have some spending money stashed away🎄
I'm doing things in reverse and want to finish by 1st December, so finishing a little early. £120 tucked away for January
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Save £12k in 2026 Challenge £12000/£6000
365 day 1p Challenge 2026 £667.95/£220
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#17 £4 please1
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#40 reporting in
running total now £21.98#40 in 2026's 365x1p challenge - assigning amounts randomly on a daily basis
#26 in 2026's make2026in2026 {Jan=27.14 ~ 1.3%!!!!}
#23 in make2025in2025 final tally : £585.24 (funded Knitfest trip)
2025 = 365x1p challenge #33 final tally £667.37
2024 = 365x1p challenge #10 final tally £668.10
i apologise now, i can't type. Or, my keyboard skills cant keep up with my brain.0 -
#14 £1.15 please0
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And #10 is finally of the starting block with March's payment of £23.25. Straight into a specially set up savings account.
Yes doing the challenge in a random order, have car MOT and a few other bills this monthAspiring to be financially independent.... from my parents!1 -
£2.31 for me 😃😃
OD £2,500 cleared onto Money Transfer
MT 0% 20 months Jan26 £1,900 / £2,575
No. #20 - Save 1p A Day 2026 £73.93/ £667.95No. #6 - Fiver Friday Challenge for 2026 £90/£260
Invested £200 into Vanguard FTSE all world1 -
I'm doing random picks again this year - #9 potted £9.57 this week.
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I'm doing it on my revolut card, I'm doing the original 1p on 1st Jan, 2p on 2nd jan etc, moving from my main card to a revolut savings account paying 3%. I probably won't notice the amounts until the 2nd half of the year, by which time I'll be more conscious of the amounts I'm topping the main card up with.
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#17 £2.60 please1
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#17 £4 please1
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