Everyone wants a treat and everyone wants a treat in the SUN!
I've been to a few places but the sun had never been the cause or the reason to escape from the horrible British weather. My main reason for an escape would generally be to relax or to be away from home for some peace and quiet.
For some people, it can be quiet hard to save for a holiday as some things are main priorities and important. Working full-time and still enjoying the outings with friends, I've managed to come up with an idea on how to save for a holiday. This was a random idea which came to mind last month and thought I'll put it in to practice.
Verdict?
Well, I'm glad to know that its going well!
You can do this alone or you can do this with your partner or a friend... But I would honestly say that it works better with your loved ones. Two people or more is also ideal.
The trick of this plan is to workout how much each can afford from your intake bi-weekly or monthly paycheck. For myself I've decided to put in £20 every two weeks... if a payment has been missed I then add £10 to every week failed.
So, find yourself a pot... or a jar.... whatever you want to call it and STICK TO IT!
You can start off like I did, or by doing £20+ depending on how quick you want to go on holiday or how good your paycheck is looking, but firstly set yourself a goal!
From my plan, we decided to go on holiday next year, the bottom line is, if me and my partner put in £10 every week till the end of the year we have come up to a sum of £700+. Isn't that pretty good eh?
Its slow but this trick is planned and we will be very likely to go on a beach holiday.. this also has its perks and it comes to a conclusion that...
1. We can plan were to go in the meantime of saving and it lets us budget...
3... Saving money aside will help you to deposit for a holiday which will allow you on continuing to save up towards your holiday.
It's never too late to plan, even starting off with the few odd coins, you'll be very surprised. This just doesn't stop here, I will keep you updated blog!
Tips/Review:
This is good for money management, I've never seen myself doing this but lets all put it to work by the Grace of God and see how far I can do this! Baring in mind that December is only six months away I would like to know how we can achieve! Yikes!
Any change you have from previous holidays or country breaks feel free to also add it in there! We started off with £80 from a previous holiday this year so I'm pretty sure the outcome should be a good one
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