My Mortgage Free Dream - Boogie-ing through the 70's
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Morning Yukki, well done on the ebay sales - that's good for Jan. I've been holding off thinking no one has any money, but perhaps I'll list a few bits now I know it's free listing. Thanks :beer:0
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As it's the end of the month almost I've been updating my spreadsheet. The savings have been added to quite a bit this month with some various sources of no council tax for feb and we've had a reimbursement for something so that went into savings too.
We've managed to reduce the total we owe the world in Jan by £844 and I'm really pleased about this. The capital on the mortgage reduces by around £220 each month so to save the remainder is great for us.
The house is a pig sty today and I really need to get some decluttering done at the same time as tidying up.0 -
Well done with ebay and that's a great January reduction. Glad you're getting on ok with sp, it really is worth it. I've redeemed twice this month.Apr 2024 - part 1 - £30,337 part 2 - £24,811 Total - £55,148 43 months to go!0
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Wow twice. I've got 3 friends but only one is active so I need to up my referrals a bit to make it worth while I think.0
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Not all mine are either but if you can recruit 5 regardless of how active they are you should jump up to 100 daily spins which helps a lot.Apr 2024 - part 1 - £30,337 part 2 - £24,811 Total - £55,148 43 months to go!0
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Two of my five ebay listings sold and also sold something on Amazon at the weekend. Pareclled up ready to go tomorrow which should get me around £30 but this is all going towards a new washing machine.
Have a few more bits ready to list on Ebay.0 -
Was looking through the spreadsheet this morning and saw that I only needed a £30 OP to see off July 2031, so off £30 went this morning.
I need £225 to see off June 2031 now. (as well as saving for the washing machine)0 -
Yaay to seeing off July 2031!! :T
Good luck with getting rid of June 2031 & saving up for the washing machine ~ you seem to be doing really well with making extra ££s doing surveys, selling stuff etc., well done'A watched potato will never chit'...0 -
Another new week, where does the time go? Have some positives to add to my journey today
- £5 trandsferred to OP pot from bank acc
- £2.50 won on DY which helps towards a voucher
- took lunch to work
- haven't spent any money nor do I plan to today
I was having a play around with RM and calculators last night and it seems we have two options for moving to a bigger house
- do it next year and struggle (poss) with the payments as they would be higher and mortgage would be around £122k which isn't something I would relish
- or buy in 10 years if we manage to me mortgage free by then and then would need approx £50k mortgage to upgrade and pay £300 ish over 15 years.
Still well within the time frame before retiring etc. Just not sure. Def can't sell this year as we have too much to do and I am loathe to sell when market and climate is so dodgy. Who knows if anyone will have a job in six months time etc.0 -
Bit of a spendy say today. Used some vouchers to buy myself some more jeans, exercise trousers, a new watch and some perfume.
Didn't use vouchers and bought a washing machine :eek:. Still the OP planned for the month has just been re-invested in the house instead.
forgot to add £5 amazon redeemed from SB this morning :rotfl:0
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