Regularly put money into my savings account

I rolled about $140 in change this week and put it straight into my savings. I’m going to try and make a more concerted effort to roll my change, because that shit adds up!

Well I wanted to start but I needed some help so my ex put a portion of my maintenance in another account £ 20.00 a week.
By the end of Feb, I will have £100. I’m going to let it build up and have a financial cushion, eventually spend some, save some invest some.For now just going to forget it’s there and let it accumulate :-)

What happens when you have 2,000 in your checking account and 0 in your savings? You spend money you can’t afford to!

Got my tax refund and my “Bush money.” Guess where that’s going?

My first time ever having a savings account.. Now I need to actually put money in there!

I have been really good about putting money in the Gayle Fund over the last couple of weeks. I used to have the cash squirreled away where I couldn’t see it, but now I keep it hidden in plain sight. Seeing the money jogs my memory and reminds me I need to put a few more bucks toward the goal everyday.

I’ve got $125 to deposit into my savings account this weekend. Naturally, the money will go to the Gayle Fund. I haven’t been able to put in $100 a month like I originally hoped, but I still think I can come up with round trip train fare to Seattle by August.

Now that my best friend has announced she’s getting married in Seattle next August I’ve got something to save up for. This weekend I deposited over $200 into what I am now calling the Gayle Fund, which is, appropriately enough, the funds I am saving up to go see Gayle get hitched. At first I was merely squirreling away spare cash in a drawer in my apartment. Then it dawned on me that I’d be better served by putting it into my savings account where it could accumulate interest. So now my savings account is where the Gayle Fund lives. I’m going to try to put at least $100 dollars into it every month, so by next August I’ll have about $1200 in there. Not enough to cover the entire cost of the trip, but a helpful sum nonetheless.

Backslide on this one big time. There is $0 in my account and has been for quite a few months. But, I’m enjoying myself, doing things I like and not getting into huge debt so as long as my car holds out, this is on the back burner for now.

My Dad gave me two hundred bucks for my birthday. Guess where that is going.