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Marie27lol wrote: »Well, I am trying to find the positives of spending a fortune in January....
Can you think of any??
M.
As long as you've not formed a habit.
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
LOL GG, and the exciting thing is, I closed the front door, and NO drafts and I the sound of motorway is quiet
Bliss....
Until I pay the remaining 75%!
And tomorrow, in goes the patio door
LOL just realised another downside - I will get less exercise getting up and down to open the door for them :P
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Howdi All
Woot, all windows and doors have been fitted (except for the front door knocker), and we have one WARMER house, and
Just in time before all the snow fell - talk about excellent timing.
I have also been tough on us , and even with paying in January £1800 towards windows and doors, we have found another £300.
This makes the 1st month of the year, a MAX paid OP
On a side note, this means our MFW target is well on it's way, as we needed to pay on average £250/mth to get to our £3k
Am also making a payment of £156.31 into the ISA for this year, which makes it £170.27/£1,000. Doubt I will get to the £1k before April, but we can try.
TTFN
M0 -
Howdi
Woot 2nd of the Month, and paid my SO of £100 extra off the mortgage.
Got to remember, the pennies turn into pounds.... eventually
M0 -
Which to do I put a payment of £330.41 into:
a) OP on mortgage
b) ISA payment
Umm, ahhh, umm, ahhh.
£230.41 to ISA and rest into OP
Which makes Feb's OP to £2000 -
Just logged to say, added a tiny drip of £64.32 to the ISA fund
Talk about making tiny droplets in the ocean...0 -
Droplets this month, more like drippings...
Another 75 as an OP to the mortgage, but as it is March make £344.88 to the ISA, making it over the £600 put into it this year.
£1k target looking less and less likely0 -
Howdi,
Almost getting to my ISA £1k target , and have made it to £962.60!
Can I make another £40 payment in 4 days, I bloooody well hope so.
Excuse my language
/hides in shame
If I get paid by the mystery shopping b4 then, I will double it = over my £1k target... Fingers crossed
M0 -
Talk about a highs and lows week:
I love it when I get an unexpected bonus. Managed to make the £1k ISA savings, but also another £16.13 as interest has been added into my account :P
And the low bit is, even the monthly OP of £100 to the mortgage doesn't even cover the interest the mortgage has accurred during that week£367.35
Does it even seem worth it ....
M0 -
I know what you mean a couple of days ago I felt low about OPing and progress, you've just got to look for the positives and know you're making a difference. As sweetdaisy said to me chin up!!Start Date 16/09/2015
Original amount outstanding = 225,000 Current amount outstanding =199,812
Original LTV = 64% Current LTV = 49%
Original Pay Off Date = Sep' 36 New Pay Off date = Sep' 36
Original Dly Int = 17.17 New Dly Int = 17.17 Total OP = £1319.310
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