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The 'We're saving for a deposit' thread
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I've been saving for 4 years, since I left university. I had a bit of a juggle diverting funds to pay off my student loan but once that was done it's all been purely for a deposit. Really can't wait to enjoy the fruits of my labour soon!0
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Officially saving for a house since May, but before that saved £5k for wedding and I wasn't very strict with myself there so it took 3+years. Gonna be much smarter this time0
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I've been saving for about 18months,
I got an insurance claim through following a car accident for about £3k and that started my savings accounts!
Can't believe i'm now in the position to buy though, its all been very quick!Weight loss challenge, lose 15lb in 6 weeks before Christmas.0 -
emm we'll we've been saying were going to save for 2 years but we never got very far, we've properly savings now for about 3-4 months (again we keep spending it but we've getting better)DEC GC £463.67/£450
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Well done, peeps. :cool:
As to Jackies & bodmil for saving over £60k - wow! :T If I had £60k saved up I would be so tempted to go out and buy a sports car with it.
Last week I sent £10 to my ISA via BACS (just to make sure it did work - & sent to right bank account! :eek: ) and I have just authorised another BACS payment of £210, which, once it clears, gives me over £8,000 saved up.Generation Rent0 -
Hi Guys,
On the long and winding road towards homeownership hopefully! Have started our savings off and now just trying to put as much away as possible. Just wanted to say hi :wave:
Have got £1305 in our Isa and hoping to have £25,000 by late 2015House Deposit Goal: £25,000 by 01/11/2015 Current savings: £1,3050 -
Well done, peeps. :cool:
As to Jackies & bodmil for saving over £60k - wow! :T If I had £60k saved up I would be so tempted to go out and buy a sports car with it.
Last week I sent £10 to my ISA via BACS (just to make sure it did work - & sent to right bank account! :eek: ) and I have just authorised another BACS payment of £210, which, once it clears, gives me over £8,000 saved up.Sealed Pot Challenge (1031) 2012 = 148.17
Virtual Sealed Pot Challenge - 2012 191.39
Emergency Fund: £9798.81/£12,280
2013 Goal: Overpay mortgage: £1745/£6000 (MFW 2013 No 49)0 -
So me and my partner are on low income compared to some only on 28k a yr for both of us so wondering if anyone can tell me how to generate more money through other means?Me £380.00 Partner £317.48
Sealed pot challenge 2011 (Started Aug)- £35.51
Saving for house £733.09/£20000(3.67%)0 -
Cassie, I think a long term financially stable future is dependent on a decent salary. Is there a way you can look at your career plan to work towards earning more? Perhaps doing some evening qualifications now will lead to a more prosperous future in the end?0
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There are tons of threads in this forum about earning more money e.g. online, surveys, clicking, Betterware etc. Do a quick search in the right section and you will seeWeight loss: Start weight: 80kg; Current Weight: 77kg; Target weight: 55kg0
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