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No 128 - small OP of £15 made today
"There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers
"I'm feeling like a Monday but someday I'll be Saturday night" - Bon Jovi0 -
Managed another £250 this month (all from eBay sales), so total overpayment for February is currently:- £2,000.
Any more money I get from eBay this month, will go into the holiday fund.0 -
#192 reportng in with an OP for February of £500. Not as much as I had hoped but I have also squirreled some away in savings, which earn marginally more interest after tax deductions. Ready and poised to fill a new cash ISA in April.What goes around comes around.....I hope!0
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#167 here 412.28 paid off this month bringing my total for the year so far to £750. It needs to get better if i'm going to hit this years target!!Mortgage @ 01.06.10 £165,999Mortgage @ 31.10.13 £14,6640
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had a couple of bricks crack off on my house recently, i think the frost is getting in, might have to put o.p.s on hold while we investigateMortgage free:beer:
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Hi, reviewed my money last night and have changed my standing order to my morgage from £250 to £500 a month starting 5th March. Which after interest taken means I will overpay £262 each month. Hopefully in June I will make this £750. This should mean after extra overpayments I should reach my overpayment target of £6000 this year.Without overpayments: 15 years, 1 monthsBecause of overpayments: 10 years, 10 months left until paid off0
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Well, here I am reporting that I've managed to OP £200 for Feb #157.
Plumber's round this week to fix my broken downstairs loo.
Think I shall break into my Rainy Day account so that I don't have to use my OP to pay the bill! 0 -
92 checking in with another OP this month - £250. That brings february OP to £350. Not as much as I had hoped but a little is better than nothing!
Had to pay the taxman the rest instead
2011 Challenge:
1) 2011 MFW No: 92 (£6,100/£6,700) 91% paid
[STRIKE]2) CC debt (£2400/£2400) 100% paid :j[/STRIKE]
3) Personal Loan interest free (£1685/£1900) 88.7% paid.
4) Savings (£1850/£2000) 92% saved.0 -
Anyone here with a Halifax Mortgage needs to read over the MSE news article regarding 'Halifax to repay £500m to 300000 mortgage holders'
I think I may be eligible but anyone that is has to wait until April to find out and also find out what the 'compensation' is. If they simply give you back the 1% then I work out that's only £375 for me (small mortgage). But hey.....that's another month closer to being MF 0 -
No 128 - another £50 OP today "There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers
"I'm feeling like a Monday but someday I'll be Saturday night" - Bon Jovi0
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