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Can I join the club please...the journey starts today
woolythoughts
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Well we completed on our house today - mortgage is 187500 over 14 years at 2.75% for two years.
Now begins the journey to get rid quickly.
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Now begins the journey to get rid quickly.
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I joined the club a few months ago and its very motivating I will tell you! Its good to have a target you can add it to the MFW 2015 thread to keep a running total. I find that really helpful.
You also get loads of encouragement from fellow MFWers which is the best bit really.
All the best of luck to you!0 -
Welcome and best of luck! I have just started on this journey in the last couple of months too so nice to see some other newbies
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I completed yesterday also.:j
Also have a 14 year mortgage but hoping to pay it off in 10 or even less years.
Going to have to give it a good clean and airing today to get rid of mucky dog smell so we can start living there on Sunday.:beer:0 -
Welcome and Good Luck.x0
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Good luck.. If you don't buy anything at all unless it is vital, you will be there in no time.
Squirrel xPaid off mortgage nine years early in 2013. Now picking and choosing our work to fit in with the rest of our lives!
Still thrifty though, after all these years:D0
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