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Many thanks Stephen, figured it out now. :)
2026 financial goals & challenges!
1). Mortgage (started Jan 2024) £94,858.21 / £122,400.00 Overpayment total: £1,681.83 (Inc Sprive yr 1 & 2 o/p £70.93, £5.52 Natwest o/p & £55.34 reg monthly overpayment) Equity 35%
2). #47 Save 1p a day challenge 2026 £450 / £780
3). £2900.32/ £3000.00 - Investment ISA
4). CC debt - £21,504.77. Aiming for £19,999.99 31/12/2026.
5). £288.05 / £1000.00 - EF
6). Lose weight, get fitter and read 12 books in 12 months in 2026. 4 out 12 COMPLETED0 -
I think we need to make it clear that you need to edit the first post by clicking on the three dots to select the dates/amounts before going back up to the top to select strikethrough. I discovered that you can toggle on and off the numbers if you accidentally select the wrong month/dates.
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Save £12k in 2026 Challenge £12000/£10,000
365 day 1p Challenge 2026 £667.95/£600.31
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Hi everyone,
As the new formats will allow us to customise the posting page on a per-board basis, I'm testing out the idea of giving users the ability to choose the challenge. I know some members like the idea of doing the challenge in reverse order, or even having it end before December so the savings could be used for Christmas.
I've recored a small demo below and would love some feedback. You can see in the demo I've left space for a demo video that could show the steps.
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That looks fantastic. Thanks very much for that. Very clever and as you say it leaves some flexibility for those who wish to do it in a different way. I personally do not stick to the regular way but I have found the selecting the days even randomly works ok.
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Save £12k in 2026 Challenge £12000/£10,000
365 day 1p Challenge 2026 £667.95/£600.31
Click on this link for a Statement of Accounts that can be posted on the DebtFree Wannabe board: https://lemonfool.co.uk/financecalculators/soa.php1
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