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The Mortgage Free in Three - Take 2 challenge (MFiT-T2)
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gingernutbizkit wrote: »Thanks GG and FB.
FB - Is the credit card fraud the way you intend to pay off your mortgage early because I do think that is cheating a little.....
Apologies, was the victim of some recent credit card. fraud. No underhand tactics here - just genuine money saving to pay off mortgage!
FB.Mortgage and debt free. Building up savings...0 -
Ohh dear, now I feel bad for making a joke of it! Hope you managed to sort it out and didn't lose out finacially. I had £300 taken 3 years ago and it took 13 months to recover it
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I am still here trying to clear as much of my CC debt as I can before the challenge starts but am expecting to take a big drop in pay which is really going to bu**er up things:mad: so am going to have to be very creative or else the first year of the challenge is going to consist of CCdebt I was already going to be late starting on the mortgage repayment probably 6 months in to the challenge but this has put even more pressure on but I will work something out.;)
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Hello, yes i'm still here.
I've made the phone call required to First Direct and i'm having to write a letter after having a very annoying conversation with someone, which ended in me losing my temper:mad:
I wouldn't have minded as much but i'd been on the phone activating accounts etc for 20mins with a very pleasant lady then got transferred to a prat who if i was able to i would have strangled!
so now i'm calm and refreshed i'm going to calmly write my letter and try and get things moving again.
Welcome to the new bods
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FB you can count me in on this one as well
Current Balance £98k
Balance by 12/12/09 £86k
Target for 12/12/12 £50k
By that stage I'll be ready to launch MFiT part 3!Joined the track for my first lap of MFiT-T2 # 41
Current Balance £99k
12/12/12 Target £60k0 -
samnorris2 wrote: »FB you can count me in on this one as well
Current Balance £98k
Balance by 12/12/09 £86k
Target for 12/12/12 £50k
By that stage I'll be ready to launch MFiT part 3!
That's my plan too and my target is similar to yours.0 -
I'd like to join too. My current mortgage is interest only - £241,000 outstanding. Investments to pay it approx £16k. I intend to up my investments towards paying it so I would like two targets for Dec 2012. Firstly, actual mortgage to be below £200k and for investment to be 22k bringing mortgage to £188k in my head if not in reality. Who knows there might be an amazing rally between now and then and I might cash in my shares ISA and put it towards the mortgage because by then interest rates may also have rocketed.0
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I am up for this challenge too. Need some time to get some realistic figures but look forward to be added to the first post soon.0
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chirpchirp wrote: »Firstly, actual mortgage to be below £200k and for investment to be 22k bringing mortgage to £188k in my head if not in reality.
That'd be £178k in reality.
There you go I just saved you £10k without even trying. Easy this MFiT lark isn't it?0 -
oops sorry - yes poor maths on my side. Thanks for the saving - my excuse is it was very early in the morning.0
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