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ive jst made my first overpayment it feels great
staceydaisy
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hi all i jst want to share my good news that i have made my first overpayment and i now feel great this is the start of things to come.
Also Martin Lewis what a great website this gives ppl a great incentive and great ideas
20p savers club £24.40
Also Martin Lewis what a great website this gives ppl a great incentive and great ideas
20p savers club £24.40
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well done, you do realize you need to start a diary now
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well done!! :T
opening my mortgage pig tonight...can't wait to make my first overpayment either!!!!:D0 -
excuse me if sounding dumb as new to this. But keep a diary and et a signature what do you mean
thanks for the assistance guys n gals0 -
staceydaisy wrote: »excuse me if sounding dumb as new to this. But keep a diary and et a signature what do you mean
thanks for the assistance guys n gals
Well, to start with there is no such thing as a dumb question (just dumb answers
).
If you look on the list of threads on the Mortgage Free board you will see several people have diaries, such as Missus MF (I think I've remembered that right!). Basically, a thread where you post your [STRIKE]inane ramblings[/STRIKE] inspirational thoughts to [STRIKE]bore the pants off others[/STRIKE] help others on their journey and mark progress on your own (I'm allowed to make fun of them as I'm about to start one myself
). Seriously, they do seem to keep people involved.
For your signature have a look at what others have written (below the line on their postings, in smaller font size). Go to the green tool bar 1/3 of the way down the page, click ion User CP (Control Panel) and pick the edit signature option on the left.
Good luck, and I'll read your diary if you read mine :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
Well Done and good luck:T:T:T0
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I am exactly on the same cloud this month (it has taken me 4 months to save an emergency fund) albiet it was only a credit of £50 to my mortgage, the satisfaction is superb when I view my mortgage account online. The motivation to pay more is now here and I cant wait till next months pay day
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thanks for the advice all will be looking to start my diary very soon , also can any1 tell me where i can get a spreadsheet from0
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staceydaisy wrote: »thanks for the advice all will be looking to start my diary very soon , also can any1 tell me where i can get a spreadsheet from
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1157173
This one is superb and so accurate. Allows you to put in different OP's in the monthly tab at the bottom. I cant wait to start using it myself.0
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