2015 mfw

darcyboo

#90 reporting in with a December OP of 497.19, which takes me just above my target for the year. Well done to all on the great progress made!

Hoping to be slightly more ambitious with my target for 2016, will be giving it some thought over the next few weeks.

Marie27lol

Late ZZZs to all those awake

A little update from No. 127:

Nov has been increased £275 paid, and Dec is currently at £100, so if my sums are correct...

My second target has been METTTTTTTT

(phew)
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shangaijimmy

Sorry to be a pain but what is the final date for Decmbers OP's?

VoucherMan

shangaijimmy wrote: »

Sorry to be a pain but what is the final date for Decmbers OP's?

Usually 31st December


I'm sure Lomcevak will be around to record any ops which aren't reported until a week or 2 into January though.

chocoholic_chick

Have just got an up to date mortgage balance and since 31st January we have managed to reduce our mortgage balance through a combination of overpayments and our regular mortgage payments by £10,892.58. Super happy with that and it wouldn't have been possible without signing up to this challenge! Looking forward to the challenge next year to see whether I can beat it

NewMoneySaver13

Hi Lomecevak,

MFW No.148 reporting in with my final OP of the year. Put me down for £500 for December.


That has now exceeded my original target set in January and now also kept me on track to reach my revised target, happy with how this has panned out.


Lomecevak, thanks for running and updating the sheet on a regular basis.

Thanks

selloptape

No. 119 here.... Final OP of the year of £105

Roll on 2016

Thanks so much for all the hard work running the thread and updating the spread sheet x

TwentySomethingGirl

Hi


I've been a bit slack with reporting but £102.90 OP each for October, November and December. Not met target but will endeavour to smash it next year


TSG

Chutney86

#93 with a final OP for December of £38 - so I have reached my revised target

Thanks Lomcevak

Wirenth

A very delinquent #11 reporting in...I remortgaged in August to a fixed rate and the OP schedule went a bit pear-shaped. :eek:

I'm no longer formally OPping, as the interest rate I get on my savings is greater than than of my fixed rate mortgage and I've cranked up the contributions to my share save to take tax advantage of the salary sacrifice.

My new plan is to report general 'savings' rather than OPs as my overall goal is to pay off the mortgage by the point the fixed rate ends in 2019. :beer:
So, for the last few months:

Nov £379
Oct £288
Sept £603
Aug -204:mad::mad::mad::mad:

Here's hoping December will be decent!:o