How much do you save/invest a a month?
Title, and what are you saving for?
For those who have savings/investments but dont save regularly, just take how much you have in savings/investments right now and divide it by how long you've been saving/investing for.
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For those who have savings/investments but dont save regularly, just take how much you have in savings/investments right now and divide it by how long you've been saving/investing for.
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40-60 pounds per month
Saving since jan
Saving since jan
spend maybe a grand a month and save **** all
Original post by toonervoustotalk
40-60 pounds per month
Saving since jan
Saving since jan
What are you saving for exactly?
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Original post by Death Grips
A £950 ultrabook for uni
Currently have £449 saved need another £501
£250 monthly DD into various actively managed funds, and usually spend a bit more on stock too
Original post by Reue
About £1500 a month
do you still live with your parents? that's a lot to save
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Original post by toonervoustotalk
A £950 ultrabook for uni
Currently have £449 saved need another £501
Currently have £449 saved need another £501
wait till the sales hit
Original post by Marshmallow9999
No, I moved out at 18.
Original post by Reue
About £1500 a month
Original post by sr90
£250 monthly DD into various actively managed funds, and usually spend a bit more on stock too
Thanks for posting
Curious what you're saving for?
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Original post by Death Grips
Investing with a long term view of affording a house deposit.
Plus a safety net in the event of unemployment etc.
Original post by Reue
About £1500 a month
and I thought mine was a lot
Are you able to live comfortably after all bills etc are paid for?(edited 8 years ago)
Original post by Death Grips
Pension, sharesave, investment isa, mortgage overpayments and cash reserve.
I save £300 p/m, spend £20.
Original post by sr90
and I thought mine was a lot Are you able to live comfortably after all bills etc are paid for?
Are you able to live comfortably after all bills etc are paid for?A large chunk of that comes out from pre-tax salary which saves a fair bit.
We certainly aren't starving, but equally we don't waste money in excess.
Didn't realise you were including your pension in that. Don't check mine too often but I think its around £250 p/m going into mine with extra contributions etc. Determined to have something saved up for when I retire because god only knows what the retirement age/state pension will be like in 2060.
£20 into a pension. other than that, nothing.
I spend most of my wages, so in excess of £1000 a month.
I spend most of my wages, so in excess of £1000 a month.
Nowt. Have a rubbish job, no ties whatsoever, might as well enjoy what there is to enjoy.
If I'm a misery guts at 70 with no pension I'll come to it then.
If I'm a misery guts at 70 with no pension I'll come to it then.
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Original post by rockrunride
Nowt. Have a rubbish job, no ties whatsoever, might as well enjoy what there is to enjoy.
If I'm a misery guts at 70 with no pension I'll come to it then.
If I'm a misery guts at 70 with no pension I'll come to it then.
Lol you're gonna start saving when you're retired?
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40% of my salary is saved. Once I have a large enough amount, I'll be investing it (most probably in real estate).
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