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cococoladebt

cococoladebt Posts: 221 Forumite

9 April 2011 at 1:05PM in Mortgage-free wannabe

There was a thread with a mortgage calculator in excel.. does anyone where I can find it?

Thanks

Credit Card Debts: £11,605.95/£16,240.53 - 71% paid off.

£4,634.61 credit card debt remaining. Aim for credit card debt free before [STRIKE]October 2011[/STRIKE] December 2012. In debt since 2004.

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littlemrtinkle Posts: 680 Forumite

9 April 2011 at 5:20PM
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http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=1157173

Your wish is my command.

Mortgage Start jun 2007 £88500 Outstanding Balance £51000
Overpayments 2007 Nil 2008 £1040 2009 £7853 2010 £10000 2011 aiming for £18000 (6k so far)
The Early Bird Gets the Worm, but the Second Mouse Gets the Cheese!!
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cococoladebt Posts: 221 Forumite

9 April 2011 at 5:29PM
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Thanks mate... Got my first ever mortgage 2 weeks back - buy to let as well ... now for the number crunching.

Credit Card Debts: £11,605.95/£16,240.53 - 71% paid off.

£4,634.61 credit card debt remaining. Aim for credit card debt free before [STRIKE]October 2011[/STRIKE] December 2012. In debt since 2004.
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highrisklowreturn Posts: 848 Forumite

9 April 2011 at 8:39PM
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what are the figures for your btl? I mean price and yield etc...

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