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2010 MF Wannabes
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NO 6 signing in once more with another £200 overpayment :j
total OP this month is £627 :beer: Unbelievable really but I am keeping to my GC budget and trying hard with the NSD
daily interest at the moment is £13.29 but next month it will be £7.83 with the rate going off my fixed to SVR.
And may put ym term down a bit more too :cool:
I am getting confused with my OPs as I normally set them up to come out on the 1st (dec for 1st Jan and Jan for 1st Feb) but through Jan and feb I have been OPing throughout the month but still classing it towards the next month (so OP today will be classed as OP for March if you understand where I am coming from :huh: )
My Ops so far have been Jan - £533.20 Feb - £533.20 according to my SS (this is with the extra I am paying over my normal usual £600 that has been upped to reduce the term!) still with me???
So my total for the year so far is £1066.40
Today I have OP'd £200 which I will class as March to keep it right in my head!! But if this causes confusion over the totals then I guess I can class it as Feb OP
I really hope you understand all that:cool:
MPs left feb '08 276- Dec 13 36 :T MB Jan 10 ~ £82,377 Dec 13 ~ £29987
EMFD was Feb 32 :eek: NOW Dec 2013 its Dec 2016
MF new target Dec 16 REACHED!! :j0 -
whoooo!
My perf-related bonus is much larger than anticipated. As previously discussed it will go into savings - and I'll use it to max out this years ISA and next year's whopper as I believe you can put in £5,100.
Hopefully I can get both in at a good rate linked to BoE rate or something towards the end of the tax year - does anyone have any experience of waiting til the last min to get a stonking deal?
Hopefully this will then allow me to save steadily throughout the year towards a normal savings account where I can whip money out to put towards the mortgage as soon as rates rise.
If I'd have put my bonus towards the mortgage as I was going to then I'd almost be at my annual target - which is loads better than I thought - I'd realisitically planned to put in about £4,500 for the year, but wanted to push myself.
Anyway I feel like I'm rambling now, but cake if you can pencil me in for a £3,600 payment in March towards savings I'd appreciate it.
Congrats everyone on all OP's so far - we're all doing really well - let's keep it upMortgages Oct 2020: £308,283 Jul 2021 £286,600 October 2022 £253,456 MFW-22 #9 MFIT-T6 #350 -
MFW #48 reporting in
Second overpayment of 2010 made on the 15th February
Numbers are
2010 Overpayment target: £2760
Feb overpayments : £250
Overpayments to date: £500
My overall mortgage status is now:
Mortgage at 15/02/2010
Outstanding balance: £53,963
Estimated endowment value: £22,780 (@31/01/2010)
Investments: £12,915 (down since beginning of year:()
Deficit: -£18,268
My overpayments since Jan 09 will also save me an estimated £694 before my target MF date of September 2014
SmileyG
P.S. cake, have updated via Google docs (just in case we double account;))Target acheived: _party_ Mortgage offset in June 2012!_party_Mortgage = -£98Endowment = £0Investments = £40,247[STRIKE]Deficit[/STRIKE] / Surplus = £40,149(at 22/09/2017)"Don't spend then save, save then spend!"0 -
Payday yesterday and I have paid $825.60 extra to the mortgage. Total for February so far is $1243.10.The Mortgage Free in Three - Take 2 Challenge (MFiT-T2): #58 - Goal: Get to AU$50 000 by 12/12/12Current balance: $84 6932011 MF Wannabes: #102 - Goal: Overpay mortgage by AU$15 000Total paid for 2011: $2253.160
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Has anyone else had a look at MSE's new super-duper mortgage calculator? It shows the power of overpaying. I am quite excited by the possibility of my mortgage being paid off in 5 years if I can overpay £800 a month. Or in 4 years if we overpay £1000 a month!!!! Only time will tell if this is really possible but any reduction is a good reduction
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/mortgages/mortgage-calculator2016 MFW OPd £2000, 2015 MFW OPd 3000 then bought new bigger house with bigger mortgage.Beautiful boys born May 2011 and October 2013
MFW OPd 2014 £2000 2013 £9700 2012 £2848.39 2011 £2509.58 2010 £11000 2009 £112002008 £49390 -
Coursework for February handed in last night which means my month of self-imposed internet abstinence is over, yay! (Would never get anything done otherwise, far too interested in the MSE forums, window shopping for shoes, facebook etc!)
How have I decided to celebrate? Now that other half has had his contract renewed for the next year I am extremely pleased to report we have taken the decision to pay all our savings (except the emergencies money) off the mortgage. That's £5400 off the mortgage! (Yes I really do know how to party lol)
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Well done on the coursework and the overpayments Kazby. :TMFW 2016 No 68 £1300/£8500 No new toiletries Cook sth different0
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Number 20 reporting in early with the February overpayments, as any extras will probably go into the savings offset.
Thankfully a better performance than last month, certainly helped by no Council Tax & Water Rates.
Feb overpayment = £714.71
Puts us back on track for the £5K target.......now I've just got to keep that up for the rest of the year! :eek:
Keep up the good work everyone. :T
LM:jMFWin3T2 No 20 - aim £94.9K to £65K:j
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No 33 here, I have made my £499 payment for February. We are now below £50k on the mortgage and it looks great.0
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Hiya... I'm new so I haven't even got a number yet!
I want to chip away a bit more on my mortgage...
outstanding balance: £47 750
but going on quite a holiday so realistically can start
chipping away when I get back!
I agree Elliemoo a mortgage >£50K looks great....and feels great! : )Mortgage Free Wannabee 2010 # 157
MTD [STRIKE]47 750[/STRIKE] 47 520
Overpayments 2010: £230 :j0
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