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mf i'd need a morgage first
teameffort
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So we've moved out of rented accommodation and moved 120 miles away and in with his family in order to save that all important deposit.
things are going really well, two new jobs and debts paid off in the first month. =very lucky.
so the deposit not such an impossible dream.
this time next year we should be celebrating financial ruin for the next 15yrs with a mortgage round our necks... :beer: but that's when the saving really starts-over paying in order to join the ranks of the mortgage free.
can't wait.
things are going really well, two new jobs and debts paid off in the first month. =very lucky.
so the deposit not such an impossible dream.
this time next year we should be celebrating financial ruin for the next 15yrs with a mortgage round our necks... :beer: but that's when the saving really starts-over paying in order to join the ranks of the mortgage free.
can't wait.
Emergency fund saved, we did it!!
2020 #140 MFW £10,250.25/£9,500.00
2019 #490 MFW £ 9,964.78/£9,600.00
2018 #143 MFW £ 6,903.63/£6,500.00
MFW balance as at 31 Dec 19 77,875.00. Original end date 2043 :eek: goal 2023
2020 #140 MFW £10,250.25/£9,500.00
2019 #490 MFW £ 9,964.78/£9,600.00
2018 #143 MFW £ 6,903.63/£6,500.00
MFW balance as at 31 Dec 19 77,875.00. Original end date 2043 :eek: goal 2023
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Well done!Anna :beer:0
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