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What's the best way to save for christmas 2020 or anything else that needs saving for

Emma51914
over a year ago
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eyeballkerry

Why you not saving for this Christmas?

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Emma51914

Sorry I was meant to put 2020 🙂 changed it thank you

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MrsCraig

Saving depends on a number of things, but the easiest way is to figure out how much you need to live on each month and the amount you have left over is what you save, but set up a direct debit so that amount comes out at the start of the month just after you've been paid.

You need to figure out if there are any expenses that are unnecessary and that you can easily cut out and that amount goes into your saving amount.

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Emma51914

Thank you I'll give that a try 🙂

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arraneliezer

how do you refer a freind

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Lynibis

If you scroll to the bottom of this page you will see ' drop us a message'. Failing that click on your icon top right and go to each item to find your way around. There is a clear section on referring friends rather than a comment on an unrelated thread which might be missed.

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arraneliezer

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KirstyWhit29673

Do you have a credit union bank nearby? They usually do really good Christmas savings accounts

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Lynibis

Like MrsCraig I do a similar thing. I pay everything I possibly can by direct debit, allow x amount for housekeeping and the rest can be saved. Or, divide what is left after direct debits by 4 and there will always be money in your purse at end of month as at the beginning.

Even on holiday I divide my spending money by the days I am away. E.g. If I have £30 a day and only spend £28 then I can spend £32 the next day but I never dip into the next day's money to overspend.

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MeestairChrees

Best way is to not spend on things you don't need.

Also, open a savings account if you don't already have one, and setup a standing order from your current account into the savings account - you'll have a fixed amount (however much you think you can afford) going on there every month. You'll gain interest, and you'll forget you have the money because it's in an account you don't use for spending.

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Faye1

Put a little money away each week. don’t spend money on things you don’t need

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