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Mortgage Free in Three Yrs

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  • AnW'sMum
    AnW'sMum Posts: 4,416 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Right I think I am over the jetlag and have updated my spreadsheets from TG's latest chart

    Based on the info DD and TG have in their charts and by my reckoning the total of mortgages plus pension pots other savings of the 71 active participants is £6,885,858.91 with a collective aim to reduce this by £2,777,550.49 during the course of the challenge.

    So far the total amount repaid is £355,157.15 or 12.79% of total pledged. To be bang on track at the end of month 4 (ie end of July) we should have repaid 11.11% so collectively we are ahead of target by £46,662.85 :j

    Just for a bit of fun I have also looked at how many of these mortgages we would have paid off now if we started with the smallest mortgage and worked towards the biggest! Those who would be MF now in this scenario would be: sparklymessygirl, Mushy61, pariskate, ailuro2, inkie, GreenNinja, cazmanian_minx, jobbingmusician, Pandora123, Desperate Housewife, Karmacat and amazamum

    Looking forward to the next update :)

    *woooooooohooooooooooooooooooooo* well done
    Official Mascot and Chief Cheerleader for the 'Mortgage Free in Three' Gang :D
  • AnW'sMum
    AnW'sMum Posts: 4,416 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Well..... not including pension pot savings according to my chart DD is at 64 this quarter. Or to put it another way we only have to collectively pay another £4,964,591.46 before we start to repay your mortgage :eek: if we say it quick it might not seem so much!
    Official Mascot and Chief Cheerleader for the 'Mortgage Free in Three' Gang :D
  • dawnylou
    dawnylou Posts: 3,135 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Name Dropper
    Oh no! I'm so sorry - I missed the cut off!

    Will I just send all info on extra payments next time??
    Dream of being mortgage free....
    APR 2007 - £109,825 FEB 2012 - £98,664.53:beer:

  • Kaz2904
    Kaz2904 Posts: 5,797 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Mortgage-free Glee!
    Thanks for the chart Tallgirl. It's looking grand isn't it! I sat down earlier to work out whos mortgages we'd paid off by now but lost track!


    So, I took the stuff back to Tesco and said
    "I bought these earlier on today but none of them are the right sizes and I've left me receipt at home. Can you just give me a gift card for them?"
    "No, sorry we can't refund any clothes without a receipt. You can change them for the right sizes though?":eek:

    Now what do I do? I was thinking that I could separate them into mens and ladies and return them on different days. I did think about going to a Tesco express but didn't think they'd take them. Ho Hum. I should have bought them in with a big shop so it wasn't noticeable on the receipt.
    I suppose the alternative is to exchange for different clothes and then swap them in 28 days and then swap the new ones and so on until we actually need the clothes:rotfl:


    BTW, after my shock application for a cc, I sat waiting for it patiently and it hasn't arrived so I thought maybe I would be able to see online if it has been approved. I went online and checked in and I had to finish the application online. So I just ticked a box and it was done and I now have a credit card winging it's way to me with a £5500 limit. It's a shame that I can't BT this straight onto my mortgage isn't it!
    I think my next step is to apply for another cc and bt from that to my egg and onto my mortgage and then reduce my monthly overpayment to the mortgage to make sure I pay off the cc. I wonder what kind of credit limit I'll get? Or do I get DH to apply for a cc and bt from that to my egg?
    Thinking aloud now. I'll mull over it and see what to do.


    Anyone know if I can bt from my egg card to a mortgage or a none existing debt? Or could I bt from the egg card to my sisters egg card? Is that allowed? Maybe I should have words with big sis and start begging!
    Debt: 16/04/2007:TOTAL DEBT [strike]£92727.75[/strike] £49395.47:eek: :eek: :eek: £43332.28 repaid 100.77% of £43000 target.
    MFiT T2: Debt [STRIKE]£52856.59[/STRIKE] £6316.14 £46540.45 repaid 101.17% of £46000 target.
    2013 Target: completely clear my [STRIKE]£6316.14[/STRIKE] £0 mortgage debt. £6316.14 100% repaid.
  • minimoocow
    minimoocow Posts: 205 Forumite
    The chart is fantastic!!!! Thanks Tall Girl - great effort.

    Everyone is doing so well!!

    :j :j :j

    Good luck to everyone, lets keep this up!

    MMC
    :j MFiT Club Member 14 :j
    Mortgage Outstanding 01 April 2007 - £51,051 :eek:
    Mortgage Outstanding 25 February 2009 - £NIL :rotfl:
    Savings 01 April 2009 - £1,522

    Paid off 19 years 8 Months early - Original Mortgage £63,000 October 2003 - 25 year term
  • taka
    taka Posts: 3,483 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Photogenic Name Dropper
    Sorry TallGirl I forgot to thank-you yesterday! :o

    :T :T :T :T Thank-you TallGirl (and DD for starting the thread) :T :T :T :T
    :T :T :T :T Well done everyone! :T :T :T :T
    Mortgage free as of 12/08/20!
    MFiT-5 no 45
    You can't fly with one foot on the ground!
  • Karmacat
    Karmacat Posts: 39,460 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Ooh, that is fun, AnW's Mum: how nice of everyone to pay off my mortgage! Yep, I deffo like the sound of that. :rotfl:
    2023: the year I get to buy a car
  • inkie
    inkie Posts: 2,609 Forumite
    Mortgage-free Glee!
    Thanks TG for the update - it's really encouraging seeing in black and white how we are eating away at this!
  • comping_cat
    comping_cat Posts: 24,006 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker Mortgage-free Glee!
    Thanks for all the hard work TG, its great to see how everyone is doing, and keeps us all encouraged to carry on!!!!
  • minimoocow
    minimoocow Posts: 205 Forumite
    AnW'sMum wrote: »

    Just for a bit of fun I have also looked at how many of these mortgages we would have paid off now if we started with the smallest mortgage and worked towards the biggest! Those who would be MF now in this scenario would be: sparklymessygirl, Mushy61, pariskate, ailuro2, inkie, GreenNinja, cazmanian_minx, jobbingmusician, Pandora123, Desperate Housewife, Karmacat and amazamum

    Come on gang - lets keep going so that by the next update we have paid MY mortgage off!!!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    (Not that I'm biased or anything!;) )

    MMC
    :j MFiT Club Member 14 :j
    Mortgage Outstanding 01 April 2007 - £51,051 :eek:
    Mortgage Outstanding 25 February 2009 - £NIL :rotfl:
    Savings 01 April 2009 - £1,522

    Paid off 19 years 8 Months early - Original Mortgage £63,000 October 2003 - 25 year term
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