2013 mfw

Mint1955

Another £500 for number 108 please.

VoucherMan

I'll try not to miss anyone this time

MoneyMission I did get both your updates. Somehow when I updated the sheet the other day I missed the one you posted last Friday. Well done on reachiing your target. If you change your mind just post a new target and I'll get it updated for you.

Jackies and Tilly MFW in 6 YRS your May ops are on.

Marie27lol I wasn't sure when you mentioned the June one if you'd wanted it adding yet. It's on now though

Thrifty Pixie, Mint1955, NellieB, bownyboy and marinia75 yours ops are all on.

lincoln-potter your op's added and target updated.

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MoneyMission

Thank you VoucherMan.

Good luck all with the rest of the MFW year.

MM

Lomcevak

Mmmm ... dilemma. As i've posted a couple of times, i'm in the process of remortgaging to a better rate and shorter repayment period. Just got a note from the bank to say it's all signed and sealed, the remortgage is done, and my first payment is ... in July

Now I was expecting to make the standard repayment in June so I budgeted for that and a £600 OP this month too. Even though I don't have to pay anything I'll pay all that regardless, so it'll basically be one giant OP - but it kind of feels like cheating to count anything other than the £600 'extra' to the challenge. Guess it is all an OP as I don't have to pay it. Mmm.

The new bank are going to think i'm really odd when I ring up to ask how to make a payment they don't want

ecoelle

Evening all, well we are still going and managed an OP this month, not sure how long we can keep this up but we're not going to go quietly!

OP for June £125

kitjos

fluffysox wrote: »

We have our OPs set up to reduce monthly payment rather than term as I like the security of lower minimum bills. When we started our mortgage in 2005 it was £120000 and monthly payments were over £850 (interest about 5.5%) Now having reduced the term when we changed providers and despite having borrowed back at least £12000 for home renovations, a car and a wedding our monthly payments are under £450 and as of today our mortgage is at the halfway point My view is we OP as much as we can but having smaller bills means I can go on maternity leave for the second time in 3 years without panicing. We get letters from Nationwide advising of the new payment at least once a month
Voucherman could you add our first June OP of £1400.22 thanks :beer:

Wow!! What a difference :eek:

I also plan to hopefully be less pressured to work what I do if we were to have child #2. It would make such a big difference to have lower bills, the freedom would be unimaginable. Congrats on reaching the half way mark, I cant wait to get under the 100k point. Just another £34,500 to go! lol.
All the best with the other half of your mortgage, im sure you'll be there in no time

evi3000

June payment 4053.94
Outstanding balance - 12,798.50
Hopefully, we'll be able to make a further OP before the end of the month.

rainbowcattail

Hi all
No.65 with an £800 op for June. Having just flicked through the last few pages I saw the wonderful voucherman had posted a status list so I was chuffed to see that with this payment we have hit our target I was short on it last year. We are also saving up for a new roof so I'm super pleased we have op'ed £2k this year. Thanks to voucher man & this thread
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PaddyPaws

#73 reporting in, not posted for a while although have still been OPing

Things have been a bit hectic so the paperwork has got a bit behind:o

So a summary of OPs to be added
March - please add £14.17
April £289.38
May £259.31
June £146.23

I've sent DH out fishing for the day so I've got today to get myself organised again - better crack on

Thanks
PP

elantan

hi all, just back from hols so can add our payment in ... £500 for the month of june for us thanks