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Lois_E begins a long MFW journey
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Go Lois - that's a great milestone to hit :T:T:T2004 £387k 29 years - MF March 2033:eek:
2011 £309k 10 years - MF March 2021.
Achieved Goal: 28/08/15 :j0 -
go Lois! Great target achieved. :TMFW Challenge 2019 - £2,420 / £2,420 - 100% :T0
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:beer:Well done!"Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful." William Morris0
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Well done on attacking the family loan, a good thing to be grateful for today!
SquirrelPaid off mortgage nine years early in 2013. Now picking and choosing our work to fit in with the rest of our lives!
Still thrifty though, after all these years:D0 -
Well done on getting to your target - great result. Did you even take your coat off when you got home before diving into your spreadsheet? :rotfl:0
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Targets for the end of the tax year include:
1) Get "Owed-ISA-EF" down to below £80k
2) Get equity above 76%Pots: House £6966/£7100, Rainy day Complete, [STRIKE]Sunny day £0/£700[/STRIKE], IVF £2523/£2523, Car up-keep £135/£135, New car £5000/£5000, Holiday £1000/£1000, MFW #16 £2077/£3120
MFiT3 #86: Reduce mortgage from £146,800 to £125,000
Mortgage Sept 2014: £135,500, MF Oct 2035 Peak July 2011: £154,000, MF July 20360 -
Well!
Thanks for all the encouragement, Alchemilla, catshark, elantan, GG, MWC, Peonie, pink poppy, Radish, Squirrel, skinty, tattycath, Tilly, MM, Vicky and teapot.So which cell in your spreadsheet tells you the exact amount of money required to get you to 76% equity
Well, there wasn't one, but in response to your post, I made one! I need another £220.82, so should be possible.Did you even take your coat off when you got home before diving into your spreadsheet? :rotfl:
Of course! Plenty of time to take off coat and shoes while the laptop's booting up.
Since then I've been reading and thanking every so often to give me a bit of light relief in the intervals of writing Y8 reports (and feeding my kids, helping with DS's homework, putting in a load of washing etc), and promising myself I could post when they were all finished.Secret_Saving_Squirrel wrote: »Well done on attacking the family loan, a good thing to be grateful for today!
Absolutely. Tonight I am grateful for
1) My Y8 reports being finished
2) My job - I'm not only grateful that I have one, but that I have one I enjoy and am reasonably good at (I think)
3) Payday today :j
4) Getting FL1 down to £12k _party_
5) My Y11 lesson going well today - I was trying a new experiment and wasn't sure if it would work, but it did.Starting again 13/4/19Home loan 1: £21,102.50 Home loan 2: £7,698.99Total owed: £28,801.49
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Of course! Plenty of time to take off coat and shoes while the laptop's booting up.A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0
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