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The Mortgage Free in Three - Take 2 challenge (MFiT-T2)
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Oh dear, I've been naughty and not even looked at my spreadsheets for about 6 weeks and have become very friendly with my flexible friend, I'd better go and assess the damage.
good luck everyone
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Well have just posted my figures - £178750 - this is just from normal monthly repayments as I am concentrating on repaying 0% credit card debts accrued from house renovation overspend. These debts have fallen from £10k at the start of the year to just over 3k now.
I cannot wait to get rid of these & then start making a dent in my mortgage.
Well done to everyone in this challenge, I love reading everyones updates.Declutter 2023 110/520
Jan grocery challenge 324.44/350 25.56 spare
Feb grocery challenge 204.45/280
March gc 0/310
23 minutes a day self care, decluttering, tidying or cleaning0 -
just submitted our update, £90300, was hoping to get under 90k but we have decided we need to sort the balustrading in our hall instead, pleased with how far we got as we are a bit ahead, I was just a bit too keen!
good luck everyone, looking forward to seeing the charts
Mortgage November 2003 was £135k, but thanks to this website on 28/08/12 we became MORTGAGE FREE!
Now just over 2 years we have taken on the challenge again! )(starting £237k Nov 2014) Current mortgage £232,399.82, current overpayment total £1550, years remaining= 170 -
No 73, Queen-Bee. I've just submitted my update via Googledocs and am checking in with a balance of £26,950. Started the year at £59k, so I'm pleased, though unsure what's going to unfold over the coming months. I'm really draining down my savings so it's unlikely I'm going to be able to keep this up for much longer.0
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139 reporting in at £154,457MFW: Was: £136,000.......Now: £47,736.58......0
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62 with a balance of £219,623 Mortgage as at March 2010 £225,000 target for December 2012 £170,000. Blog link http://beautifulorpractical.blogspot.com/2010/07/oh-this-is-all-new.html :j0
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No 81 Just updated on £57610.34 just £27610.34 to go.
I did however shorten the term of my Nationwide mortgage to 10 years to day, beating the charge that they are bringing in for this service and ensuring that I don't get any redemption charges for paying off more than 10 years early. very MSE ;00 -
:wave:No 11 reporting in (& updated google docs) with new balance of £64140. Which is over £1500 higher than last update
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New kitchen, back on track, very sorry all
:jwell done to everyone else :jA 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 -
Oh dear, I didn't even manage to pay back the £7k I took out of the offset, let alone make any extra overpayments Senior Dog has had a very expensive couple of months at the vets.
So I shall hang my head in shame and report £129,784.33, which is higher than my starting figure I did manage to get it back under £130k though
Off to update Google Docs....0
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