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Pay off as much as you can in 2011 Challenge!
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"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0
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Hi Sarahs999
Yes I have included mortgage debt and payments in my payment and targets. I dont include any of the interest payments - just the amount of capital reduction on the credit cards, loans and mortgage. We started the mortgage (125k) three years ago and therefore are paying well over what we need to pay.
To me a mortgage is still a debt in the same way that any other loan is - so I have included it in this challenge - hope I have not done something wrong!
My Lifegod no, nothing wrong. I'm just envious of you being in a position to do something about it! I would't include mine as it's around £140k and it would be far too depressing!
I haven't included my mortgage either, though I list it in my sig as a debt. We're not overpaying it at the moment, so it's just reducing as normal. I have it in my sig because I can then pretend that my debt isn't as ridiculous as it is, the 'total' debt of mine plus mortgage is a normal mortgage amount for some people :cool:
It's still a debt though, so there's nothing wrong with it being included!"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0 -
I think I would cry if I included our mortgage! :eek:
DEBT FREE 3rd Sept 2011
(Debts at highest £15.8k Nov '08)
Student Loan paid off July 2014
First Direct Regular Saver #2: £2700 ** Santander 123: £13,106
Car Insurance/Tax Fund: £305 ** Present Savings: £525 ** Disneyworld Fund £1000 -
Hey Jwill im doing okay overpaying where i can but things are slowing while other halfs business expands, but hopefully we will be financially free sooner rather than later
x Hows you xxx
I AM A MONEY MAGNET, THEY ARE MAKING MORE MONEY FOR ME AS WE SPEAK:pMIKES MOB, DFW NERD 1071, DFW LHS 132!MIRACLES HAPPEN I'VE SEEN IT WITH MY OWN EYES. LBM 08£77240.69 Current outstanding total £36083.01 Paid so far = £41157.680 -
hi,
another £20-00 off debt for me today.
thanks jwil. the computer is excellent. i now need to make it pay for itself.:)
polka purpuraPAD to date: £1166-22
Pay off as much as you can #127: £4,600 (£2,300 debt / £2,300 saved)in 2011.£660 / £4,600.(debt paid 28.7%; target 14.3%).
Sealed pot challenge 1292: £0 (target £600 by 31-12-11)0 -
£700 overpayment. Called Tesco and they made a mistake most likely with my last payment, it went out but hasn't been seen on my account just yet so this needs to be sorted. I don't include mortgage payments,mainly because I don't have one.
2. kavics17 - £19,668.84/£24,0000 -
Good morning all. Loan payment came out yesterday, so total now £7042.48/£7000. What a wonderful birthday present that was for meHSBC Credit Card £608.69, HSBC Overdraft: £4123.67, HSBC Loan: £8,270.69
Lloyds Credit Card: £1418.62, Very Account: £518.99, Barclaycard: £126
Total Debt as of 9th June 2020: £15066.660 -
phoenix_dragon wrote: »Good morning all. Loan payment came out yesterday, so total now £7042.48/£7000. What a wonderful birthday present that was for me
Whoo hoo - :beer: congrats. Goal reached.
I dont include mortgage either and I only have half my loan. I added my credit cards and loan and then halved it and that is my goal for this challenge. It was far too depressing looking at it all and the loan wont increase so my goal was to get rid of the credit cards first and then I will chuck all spare cash into the loan. But that is next years challenge
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Yay for another goal reached!0
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Number 171 checking in - £50 payment, new total = £2902/£7852
- Mortgage over-payments to date: = £16,746
- Original redemption date: August 2043
- Current redemption date: July 2041
- Debt: £15,930
- Savings: £12,430
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