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Hi no. 89 checking in with £500op for Jan.0
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No 4 reporting in with an OP of £150 taking January total to £417Nov 2025 - part 1 - £13,878 part 2 - £20,953 Total - £34,832 24 months to go!0
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madeupname1 wrote: »
I knnoooww - it took me FOUR goes! Hopefully it will be quicker for you
Southernman - 2nd attempt and 72 hours for me.:eek:
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Mint1955 I've updated you on the spreadsheet (from googledoc) to have a new total for January so far of £300. By the way you're listed as MFW2012 No.108.
All the best,
SpigsMortgage Free October 2013 :T0 -
Hi, O Mighty Thread Overseers
I've pulled forward my OP saving from Feb to today as now that banks have to transfer money quickly, I can do this all in one day on pay day...yay!
Too excited to wait, basically!
So, today have made a op to my savings account of £570.00 for February :T, making a total of £1770 for this year.:T:T:T
I was going to push it to £600, but think I'm leaving myself just a bit too short. But I'm hopeful that once I know my electricity bill mid Feb, and if I try very hard not to spend money on irrelevant things like food/diesel (:rotfl:), I may be able to trickle a few more pounds in....but we shall see.
Have already worked out what I think I can pay next payday...I know...very sad...but got to get a buzz somewhere in all this frugality
Good luck everyone, and many thanks to the "overseers". Fab job to keep everything updated so quickly. Well done :T
xx
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OP of £30.85 from amazon and ebay sales
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have been having a wee read of the spreadsheet for this challenge , we nearly have 1 million planned on paying off extra this year .... that is alot of money ... really made me smile and thought i would share it with you
... go team mfw 2012 

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LavenderBees wrote: »many thanks to the "overseers". Fab job to keep everything updated so quickly. Well done :T
No problem. At the moment I am living vicariously through others' OPs as I don't think I will be in a position to make any until April
Nice to see others getting off to a fab start though :TOP of £30.85 from amazon and ebay sales
Barney - you seem to be an amazon / ebay fiend. You need to give us tips!
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