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Would like to be mortgage free by 2029
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Hi,Fletch049!!! Welcome!!!:)
I'm with NRAM too,i am also O/P,dont worry mine still shows the full length of the loan,it shows the O/Ps though,there is a reason why it doent show a shorter term,but i cannot for the life of me remember why!!:rotfl:
Sorry,not much help really,wishing you all the best on your journey,though!!:)
I got one of those letters too!!! I am more than happy that they will take it off the balance,so intrigued to find out how much,although i am trying not to get too excited,incase its a meagre amount!!!Total Mortgage amount borrowed
£129,176.55 Dmr 2005/ £90,485.00
Current savings £3000:T0 -
Thanks for that I wont worry about it now as long as I know its the same for everyone. I'm not counting on it being much back but it all makes a difference so will be happy with anything.Aims for 2013
Start to pay my mortgage by £300 each month - set up a direct debit for £330 starting in March
Start and complete the insanity DVD to help lose 4 stone,
Lose 2 stone by April to get a new kitchen.:o Nearly lost a stone already
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Hi everyone just made my first over payment so chuffed with myself, plus NRAM are going to take money of it due to them messing up on the paperwork side of things, not sure how much it will be but anything is better than nothing should find out this month how much they are taking off.Aims for 2013
Start to pay my mortgage by £300 each month - set up a direct debit for £330 starting in March
Start and complete the insanity DVD to help lose 4 stone,
Lose 2 stone by April to get a new kitchen.:o Nearly lost a stone already
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Well done fletch! You have made a start and done that first OP. Enjoy the feeling of satisfaction, but be warned, OPing is addictive, and after you've done a few you will find you need to get to some kind of milestone to get the same buzz.Starting again 13/4/19Home loan 1: £21,102.50 Home loan 2: £7,698.99Total owed: £28,801.49
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