2015 mfw

Sundaysgirl

Hi all,


I've made a couple of smaller OPs over the past few days, £25 and £75, thanks to some eBay sales, £co and renting my drive still. Takes me to £1,100 running total for July.


Thanks as always Lomcevak!


#123

mfwin2019

Hi

Just realised I did not do June update so here is June & July.

Number 15
June £465
July £1478

Not much extra in August with the school holidays but still optimistic I will be close to target by the end of the year

thanks

MFWin2019

kitjos

#104 with July OP of £300 - more to follow soon .

Xx

Shepherds_Wife

No-57

Sorry for not updating as regular as i should but all back on track now i hope for the remained of the year.

April - £1,000
May - £1,000
June - £1,000
and also July £1,000

Have received our mortgage statement this week which always makes me and to see the amount still owed reducing always makes me want to :j because i know that if we didnt over pay we'd be even further off Mortgage Free.

Keep up the good work,

NewMoneySaver13

Hi Lomecevak,


MFW No.148 reporting in with an OP of £500 for July. My end of year target is well within sight.


Thanks

kitjos

Another OP before I spend it! .

#104 OP of £300 - July total so far = £600

Xx

laura_hoggle

Not sure we'll reach our target of £4500 this year, as we found out a couple of weeks ago that we are expecting our first baby in March! So the OPs might take a bit of a backseat to savings for when I'm on maternity leave, but we'll try & chip away slowly!

engineer_amy

laura_hoggle wrote: »

Not sure we'll reach our target of £4500 this year, as we found out a couple of weeks ago that we are expecting our first baby in March! So the OPs might take a bit of a backseat to savings for when I'm on maternity leave, but we'll try & chip away slowly!

Congratulations Laura! Babies are expensive, so ive been told, so get yourself a nice buffer of savings built up. the mortgage will be still be there after maternity leave and you can work out what you are able to overpay then!

kitjos

laura_hoggle wrote: »

Not sure we'll reach our target of £4500 this year, as we found out a couple of weeks ago that we are expecting our first baby in March! So the OPs might take a bit of a backseat to savings for when I'm on maternity leave, but we'll try & chip away slowly!

Awww! Congratulations!

We had our second child 9 weeks ago so currently on mat leave. My first I struggled to do any op's - I put away into savings when I did get anything spare. Second time around is a lot easier financially for us so making up for lost time . You'll find your right balance xx

girl_afraid

#82 paid another £50, total for July £100