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Can I join please, me target is £9000Debt at LBM Aug 2012 £30,000 :eek: 1% at a time - Member # 178 = 100%
Debt free date November 2015 :j :beer:0 -
Would really like to join this, bit of a lurker on here and enjoy reading people's diaries.
I have a mortgage of 55k, thing is I'm aiming to seriously build up savings (now 40 :mad:) for the future, and planning on FINALLY decorating the house from top to bottom (made do with second hand and cheap furniture for the past 18 years whilst DS was growing up, plus I'm not prepared to sacrifice my current live style to OP. Not extravagant by any means however I enjoy going to football matches (especially away days) which flitter my hard earned cash away!
Aiming to OP £1500 this year through small things (saving £2 coins etc)MFW 2017 No 41 £835.79/£1000
Mortgage at December 2015. £55003.41
Mortgage at December 2016. £51173.04
Current MF date November 20340 -
Would really like to join this, bit of a lurker on here and enjoy reading people's diaries.
I have a mortgage of 55k, thing is I'm aiming to seriously build up savings (now 40 :mad:) for the future, and planning on FINALLY decorating the house from top to bottom (made do with second hand and cheap furniture for the past 18 years whilst DS was growing up, plus I'm not prepared to sacrifice my current live style to OP. Not extravagant by any means however I enjoy going to football matches (especially away days) which flitter my hard earned cash away!
Aiming to OP £1500 this year through small things (saving £2 coins etc)
I think that's a fab way to OP. £125 a month would equal £1500 a year so you only need to find £4 a day to make it. Not buying a burger at the footy, walking instead of taking the bus, saying no to the extra pint... X0 -
Can I be included again and keep number 70 please? I am going to aim for £2k but I am hoping to beat this!MFW 2025 No. 7 £700/£1200
MFiT-T7 No. 6 £2873.51/£30,0000 -
Me me me! It's been a while since I did this challenge.
I'll put us in for £3,300. Don't mind which number I have.
Thank you so much for all your efforts organising us.
MMMFW Challenge 2019 - £2,420 / £2,420 - 100% :T0 -
Hi many thanks for running the challenge again this year, I would like to set a target of £30,000 please and if possible could I still be no. 21 if its free, no worries if its not! Happy new year.MFW 67 - Finally mortgage free! 💙😁0
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Hello, I'd like to do this challenge again this year after dropping out of last years. I'd like to aim for a target of £2k
CheersMortgage March 2011 £143,927.6
Mortgage Feb 2019 £78,323.180 -
Oooh, please may I join this year? Brand new mortgage of £110,000, aiming to pay off £20,000 in 2016. It's a lot for me and I may not make it, but I'm still going to aim high as I really want to get myself off to a flying start on this. Every penny counts, right?0
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Hi
I would like to keep no 17 please and aim for 4000 in 2016.
Thank youMFiT-T4- reduce mortgage from 61000 to 40000
2018 MFW no 17 : 8000/10100.00. 2019 MFW no 17: 2150/8000
MFIT-T5-completely clear my £35000.00 mortgage0 -
Welcome everybody, I will start sorting out numbers etc. in the next few days. And anybody yet to sign up - please do!0
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