How much do you put into savings per month? What percentage is this of your income(s)?

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I was just wondering the above. I know there are lots of variables, and the important thing is that it's a comfortable amount for the individual, but was wondering what the average amount people save per month is. Thank you! I save around £800 per month, joint income of around £3500 per month after tax.

DH entire salary of £2200 goes on outgoings -house, car, utilities, food etc.
I get £750 a month pension (took early retirement) and out of this I save £100 into an account to run our campervan (tax ins servicing etc); £100 into an account towards Xmas; and pay £200 to the visa which is what holidays/weekends away/clothing/unexpected vet bills/house decor etc go onto.
We have no savings but have £30,000 equity in a small house that we rent out.

Save £700 a month on an income of £2800. £300 of that is going into a holiday account for the summer for a trip we've already booked.

We don't save much - income is around 3300 )with two teenage DDs -)on a really good month and out of that we save 150 /200 for a holiday but not much else . From this month I'm going to try and put something aside for extras eg car general savings as we want to do some work on the house . It's interesting to see what others manage relative to earnings .
I'm always looking for ways to save more !

Around £1200 which is about a quarter of our take home salary. We also overpay the mortgage which I see as saving money.

I save about £150 quid a month which I then dip into at the end of each month when I'm skint. The salaries and amounts saved on this thread are jaw dropping. Am very envious.

Save £1350 a month which is between 25 and 30% of our income as it varies slightly. Income is going to increase this year so will save more. Just over half the savings is going towards reducing the mortgage.

Save around 10% of income in savings / investment that we can’t access (long term investment)

Probably about another 10-15% left over and sits in account.

We feel very privileged to be able to do the above.