Was Mortgage Free until 52!!!

User1489

Been reading this thread this morning, well done you! I'm new to all this and it's great to see so many people making the progress they wanted to. Motivating!

A_Frayed_Knot

shangaijimmy wrote: »

20's is so exciting. His long till the 10's...and I know that you know without looking...

Happy I'm giving the impression, I know what i'm doing :eek: but Sorry to disappoint - I don't have a clue - I just used Sue's linky, played with the figures until I worked how much I would need to o/p each month to finish the mortgage by 29.2.20, and like yourself, very well aware of how circumstances can change suddenly, so I just take it month by month ending each month with a quote "on target" if I am.

I actually have a confession - Sue if you are reading this - hide your eyes and cover your ears :rotfl: or maybe that should be cover your eyes and hide your ears :rotfl:

I don't have a spreadsheet - there I've said it.

Haven't a clue on how to start one, set one up etc,etc but I'm still getting there, (I hope).

rasputin_thorpedo wrote: »

Been reading this thread this morning, well done you! I'm new to all this and it's great to see so many people making the progress they wanted to. Motivating!

It's is really motivating, so get yourself a Tilly Tidy account and start o/p, but it should come with an "addiction" warning, cause once you start - you'll be addicted - you have been warned :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ps Must apologise, for the rants and waffles in my diary

A big thanks to everyone for cheering me on - feel quite chuffed with myself now :beer:

mrsp1987

Waffles are the best! And prattles and witterings :rotfl:

A_Frayed_Knot

mrsp1987 wrote: »

Waffles are the best! And prattles and witterings :rotfl:

Still to come (in the next 4 years) .... prattles and witterings :rotfl:

mrsp1987

Ditto! And looking forward to them!

SueP19

A_Frayed_Knot wrote: »

Happy I'm giving the impression, I know what i'm doing :eek: but Sorry to disappoint - I don't have a clue - I just used Sue's linky, played with the figures until I worked how much I would need to o/p each month to finish the mortgage by 29.2.20, and like yourself, very well aware of how circumstances can change suddenly, so I just take it month by month ending each month with a quote "on target" if I am.

I actually have a confession - Sue if you are reading this - hide your eyes and cover your ears :rotfl: or maybe that should be cover your eyes and hide your ears :rotfl:

I don't have a spreadsheet - there I've said it.

Haven't a clue on how to start one, set one up etc,etc but I'm still getting there, (I hope).

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: and you my friend :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Whatever work for you is the way to go :D

ScotinLondon

I don't use a spread sheet either - i just give them a call.

So my ding dong with the mortgagor is progressing well and they have confirmed that the last people I spoke to were incorrect in the information that they gave me! Yay a bank is wrong!

Is that a first?

Everyone have a good rest of the day...

gallygirl

ScotinLondon wrote: »

So my ding dong with the mortgagor is progressing well and they have confirmed that the last people I spoke to were incorrect in the information that they gave me! Yay a bank is wrong!

Is that a first?

If they've admitted it, yes :rotfl:.

shangaijimmy

They'll work it around to them being wrong as someone else was wrong beforehand which made them wrong (that makes sense in my head at least).

Moneyfordreams

I'm enjoying reading your diary AFK.. lovely reductions