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2010 MF Wannabes
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            No 15 reporting in - made overpayment of £200 to mortgage today so the total overpayment for October is £740.MFIT T2 Challenge - No 46
 Overpayments 2006-2009 = £11985; 2010 = £6170, 2011 = £5570, 2012 = £12900
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            No 128 - £25 OP made yesterday "There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers "There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers
 "I'm feeling like a Monday but someday I'll be Saturday night" - Bon Jovi0
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            Paid £100 o/p today.Frugal Living Challenge 2025 Mortgage free as of 1st August 20130
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            Few further opS FOR oCT FOR NO 173 (oops -sorry!) - bringing Oct total to £777. Am away for est of the month, so that will be the total 
 Roll on November!I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soulRepaid mtge early (orig 11/25) 01/09 £124616 01/11 £89873 01/13 £52546 01/15 £12133 07/15 £NILNet sales 2024: £200
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            MFW No.177 checking in just now with an OP of £1250.
 This was possible with holiday pay from my last wage and after 2 months gardening leave I start my new job on Nov 1st. Roll on November and well done everybody.:)
 Oh and meant to add that's me below the 70k barrier. Woop.0
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            No 128 OP of £55 to add today as I got paid for some work I did at a festival in the summer "There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers "There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers
 "I'm feeling like a Monday but someday I'll be Saturday night" - Bon Jovi0
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            Number 180 checking in for final payment.
 Well, it's here. The moment I've been working towards for almost 9 years now, though only really going for it for 4 (since I bought my housemate out). It seems silly it took 7 years to pay the first £45K, but only 20 months to pay the last £91K.
 Usually I wait for the payment to actually clear before posting, but I think I prefer to post now and post in the MF roll thread on Friday in 2 days time which is usually how long Nationwide take for it to hit the mortgage account. I might actually believe it by then too.
 £1 nominal balance left to keep product open in case need to borrow back in the future.
 £1630 overpayment + £7 mortgage payment (£3.47 of which is interest):
 Old Mortgage balance: £1,665
 New Mortgage balance: £1 (£27,123.94 paid off since start of 2010) - 99.94% balance payment this month
 Milestone achieved: 0 days left.
 Milestone achieved: Final payment
 Milestone achieved: 0p interest a day (was 11.4p, now 0p)
 Milestone achieved: £0 interest a year
 Target achieved!: Mortgage Free 27/29th October 2010
 Statistics:
 Total house purchase: £134,750
 Total interest paid: £25,278
 Total payments: £160,027 (118.8%)
 Duration: 8 years 10 months (3239 days)
 Lowest yearly capital paid back: £884 (2002)
 Highest yearly capital paid back: £64,009 (2009)
 Largest capital pay back burst period: £91,000 (20 months from Jan 09 - Oct 10)
 Lowest yearly interest paid: £272 (2010) or excluding this year, £1,488 (2009)
 Highest yearly interest paid: £5,234 (2007) - £14.34 per day
 Well done to everyone overpaying whether it's £1 or £1million, whether you have decades left or just 1 day. It's worth it.
 I'll wait until Friday to post in the MF roll, but can't promise to leave out stats and might even include a graph or 2 (eek). Remember that maths help control the fun ™ - Pencekeeper 20100
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            pencekeeper wrote: »Number 180 checking in for final payment.
 What a fabulous post to read this grey rainy morning (well it is here). WELL DONE :T:beer: What you've achieved is amazing!0
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            pencekeeper Bravo! Hurrah! What are your plans now???Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x0
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            nice one pencekeeper
 did u use part of your savings last 20 months to reach goal earlier£48515 interest £181 (2009)debt/mortgage-MFIT/T2/T3
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