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2010 MF Wannabes

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  • curlygirl1971
    curlygirl1971 Posts: 1,367 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Barny1979 wrote: »
    Reached my 2010 target of £10,000 this morning :)


    WOW :D Well done!
  • pammyj74
    pammyj74 Posts: 3,290 Forumite
    edited 5 May 2010 at 9:43PM
    I'm with the Halifax as well but my current bal is circa £42.2k. My DD usually leaves my CA on 1st. At the same time I notice the Halifax put the months interest on the balance. Then on the 2nd the Mortgage balance is adjusted to reflect that months payment.

    This time my account wasn't updated until today (Mortgage payment left CA yesterday due to BH) and bizarrely the balance was £10 more than my SS said it would be. The balance is usually a couple of pounds under what the SS say's its going to be.

    So sorry I don't have an explanation..........but mine isn't as it is usually either. And for the difference you are talking about I'd definitely ring them up!

    yes that happens with me usually as well, it was £80,220 ish on Monday (after interest of £239) and my MP is £696 so the figure must be right then :j

    I think with yours it might be a couple of extra days interest as it wasnt done on the 1st maybe?
    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!! :j
  • pigtails_21
    pigtails_21 Posts: 587 Forumite
    ironman1 wrote: »
    £490 overpayment going in tomorrow. Would have been £200 more but put that towards our savings as we are both starting new jobs soon...peace of mind and all that!

    I bet you'll think I'm an on-line stalker :rotfl:I know we both have shared-ownership places, with similar overpayment targets..I'm also starting a new job soon as well (I'm an accountant though, so hoping we're not in the same field)

    Unfortunately my monthly overpayment is just for £350, but once the wedding is out the way I'm hoping to increase it..
    June wins: 2 x Robbie Williams tickets, iPad mini, £200 skatehut voucher :)

    A huge thank you to all posters xx
  • ironman1
    ironman1 Posts: 1,125 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    Ello pigtails, yeah we are thinking of making our monthly OP for about £350-400 as a standing order. It is usually anything from 300 to 600 quid a month but we are getting married next year or 2012 and need to save for that!
  • pigtails_21
    pigtails_21 Posts: 587 Forumite
    ironman1 wrote: »
    Ello pigtails, yeah we are thinking of making our monthly OP for about £350-400 as a standing order. It is usually anything from 300 to 600 quid a month but we are getting married next year or 2012 and need to save for that!


    Have you got any wedding plans? I'm hoping for 2011 but I think my OH would prefer 2012 as longer to save. My preference is to get married abroad, to keep costs down, but also because we have a mortgage and a four year old. I know many may disagree with how we've done things, but for me all that matters is that other half and DD are there (parents would be nice as well, but that's it)..my other preference for 2011 is it means we will start putting a lot more to the mortgage sooner.

    When I'm not thinking about my mortgage, I spend half my time looking for that perfect place that doesn't have a bad review on trip advisor...would love any recommendations anyone has..especially if they do weddings
    June wins: 2 x Robbie Williams tickets, iPad mini, £200 skatehut voucher :)

    A huge thank you to all posters xx
  • ironman1
    ironman1 Posts: 1,125 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    Yeah we are considering doing it abroad, obviously not everyone will be there but my advice is do what's best for you and what you can afford. If you are getting no help from others why put yourself in debt, especially with a four year old to take care of! Good luck
  • Hiya

    I have been reading through the threads for inspiration and I have decided that as well as setting a target for the amount of overpayments that I would like to make on my mortgage that I would also like to set a target of when I should have paid off a certain amount of my mortgage. I think it will give me a bit more inspiration as I can then feel that I am achieving something.

    I would like to get my mortgage under £162,000 by 31 December 2010.
    MFW 2012 #145 - Overpayments - £0.00/£2000
  • Barny1979
    Barny1979 Posts: 7,921 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    As I've hit my 2010 target of £10,000, I think I may amend my target to £14,000 for 2010. Just paid another £600 off
  • cake21
    cake21 Posts: 1,039 Forumite
    Well done to all!

    .....................................2010 OVERPAYMENT TARGET APRIL TOTAL YEAR TO DATE (spreadsheet version here)

    1. cake21 - £16000 / £4820 / £11386
    2. cha97michelle - £5000 / £36.99 / £1315.37
    4. someday soon - £6500 / £881.47 / £3525.88
    5. wantabetterlife - £5000 / £45 / £1091
    6. pammyj74 - £3000 / £300 / £2126.4
    8. oscarbobbins - clear mortgage in 3 years / £4000 / £10214.06
    9. pollys - £5000 / £1000 / £4000
    10. pigtails_21 - £3500 / £350 / £1100
    12. violetblue - be mortgage-free! (£4000 OP) / £500 / £2200
    13. chirpchirp - £13200 off mortgage, £9500 in savings / £2350.56 / £7940.62
    14. SOandSO - £20000 / £1600 / £6400
    17. wynnvegas - be mortgage-free! (£22440 OP) / £1825.83 / £7419.7
    18. golfiematt - £4000 / £500 / £2000 Original target reached April!! :j:j
    19. uzubairu - reduce mortgage to £65000 (£10000 OP) / £1000 / £3990
    20. Little Mama - £5000 / £364.52 / £1963.48
    22. FlowerPower - £4000 / £500 / £2250
    23. gratefulforhelp - £3000 / £48 / £1054.9
    25. Sleepy head - £10000 / £2861 / £3261
    29. financialbliss - £6000 / £500 / £2000
    30. black taxi - £7200 / £666 / £3133
    32. jacqhale - £3500 / £200 / £1000
    33. elliemoo - £5988 / £100 / £1098
    37. ironman1 - £4000 / £454 / £1603
    41. Kerry Woman - £1500 / £500 / £1020
    42. ajmoney - £1200 / £139.76 / £559.04
    44. Ayeshalush - £5000 / £400.44 / £3503.09
    48. SmileyG - £2760 / £250 / £1000
    51. Di-Dough - £2000 / £129.35 / £512.56
    52. fluffysox - £10000 / £1300 / £6300
    53. Malski - £10000 / £35959 / £35959 Original target reached April!! :j:j
    54. Kerfuffle - £2010 / £264.55 / £1258.2
    56. narnie1 - £11000 / £1000 / £3100
    57. Creditcardkid - £14000 / £275 / £6875
    60. glitterball - £5000 / £715.85 / £2049.53
    61. kazvinny - £1200 / £300 / £400
    65. Kazby - £10000 / £2700 / £10483.09 Original target reached April!! :j:j
    67. SwitchyChick - £18000 / £976.24 / £4855.31
    70. sheslookinhot - be mortgage free! (£5000 OP) / £650 / £2600
    73. Barny1979 - £10000 / £2103.76 / £9138.58
    80. DIYPhil - £5000 / £269 / £1076
    81. abouttimetoo - £9600 / £500 / £2300
    82. CrushedKitten72 - £700 / £60 / £220
    83. jaywhoopee - £3600 / £328.8 / £1272.08
    86. beniamino - £14400 / £1900 / £7388
    90. kizzie01 - £4200 / £221.82 / £1134.28
    91. AvidSaver - £2200 / £400 / £1600
    93. ekroys17 - £6000 / £2071 / £3784
    94. Mr Pickwick - Completely clear £27,666 mortgage (£23573 OP) / £2120.84 / £8483.36
    95. NoobySaver - £20000 / £700 / £13710
    96. Needhelpsaving - £1500 / £229.24 / £1000
    97. Moniker - be mortgage free! (£6000 OP) / £500 / £2000
    98. Sunny Donny - £500 / £40 / £161.54
    99. wilsons - £1200 / £172 / £727.15
  • cake21
    cake21 Posts: 1,039 Forumite
    101. miss undastood - £7200 / £640.85 / £6120.01
    102. canne - A$13000 / A$122.36 / A$4766.32
    104. utopiah - £5000 / £550 / £1000
    105. prudence41 - £6000 / £500 / £2000
    112. poppyoscar - £3000 / £750 / £2750
    115. wannasavemoney - reduce mortgage by £7948 to £80000 / £1335.59 / £2624
    119. fieldofdreams - Completely clear £22500 mortgage! / £2900 / £4100
    121. vwchris - £14500 / £700 / £8000
    122. NellieB - £3000 / £300 / £1400
    124. rumncoke - £12000 / £1478 / £5325
    126. chelly78 - £1700 / £306.06 / £1074.05
    127. moggyr - £3000 / £707 / £2444
    128. froddington - £3000 / £300 / £1576
    130. azza2007 - £5000 / £250 / £1250
    138. anthonini - £4500 / £250 / £1000
    139. curlygirl1971 - £2000 / £335 / £1014
    144. HarveyGal - £10000 / £172 / £5276
    145. Mellyd - £600 / £50 / £150
    149. skaps - £700 / £60.11 / £180.44
    150. mummyofonechild - mortgage-free by 2012! (£1200 OP) / £150 / £550
    154. IHateDida - £4000 / £434 / £1806.76
    156. LittleMissKitty - £1200 / £200 / £300
    159. fruitdogs - £8000 / £610 / £2955.68
    161. DansMum - £2904 / £230.34 / £1022.36
    164. SimbaK2K - £2000 / £50 / £650
    167. Baby steps - £1500 / £100 / £200
    168. Leigh Anne 60 - £5000 / £300 / £950
    169. Janeh99 - £10000 / £5000 / £5000
    171. albionsarah - £15000 / £6750 / £15925 Original target reached April!! :j:j
    172. FirstTimeSaver - £1300 / £470.28 / £470.28
    173. greent - £10000 / £216 / £756
    174. craftingmad - £16000 / £500 / £500
    176. secretservice - £2000 / £17.3 / £17.3
    177. Parnott - £3600 / £500 / £1500
    178. Lilium - £7500 / £2200 / £2200
    180. pencekeeper - £27300 / £12900 / £12900


    TOTAL - £1,097,253 / £124,327 / £407,397
    (£41,646 ahead of YTD target :j)
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