2017 mfw

Mortgage_Minimiser

Morning

#46 here. Oct OP was a paltry £45.29 (interest on savings accounts) as most of the money went into savings for the extension....

I shall be back next week with November's OP. Not on track to hit my stretch target, although I did hit my original target. If I take savings into account I have smashed it so don't feel too bad.

Thanks Hidden

M
xx

hiddenshadow

MsAnjiuk wrote: »

Hi Hidden
Will you be doing this again for 2018, if yes. I would love to join.


Mortgage 2016 - £85,000 | 2017 - £67,323 MFW 2023

That's the plan - will probably put up the 2018 thread/start that spreadsheet in December.

Eldrax

Number 34 here reporting in with overpayment in November of £3,417, so I've hit my target for the year! Plan for next year is to pay off my mortgage before my 46th birthday (in February!).


Thanks Hidden for keeping track. x

anna42hmr

Hi

number 105 here, please can you put my op for november down as £215.26 please. That takes me to a YTD of £3367.86. so looks like i will be on track to meet my target with decembers payment.

turtlemoose

No 95 here with another payment for nov of 1715.28 which is a total of 1893.28 for Nov.

Loan_soldier

#16 registering £283.52 for November.

WorldTraveller_2

We've just paid off our mortgage last week, it took us only 10 years out of the 25 year term, by making as many overpayments as possible on an offset mortgage. Not sure I can join this challenge as we've paid it off but happy to give any advice to others, I remember that feeling of wondering whether the overpayments would make a difference especially when the balance was still quite large, but we got there!

MoneyMission

Hello. Number 39 declaring an OP of £257 for November please.

Thank you v much.

MM

Mortgage_Minimiser

#46 here with November's OP.

Only £85.25, which is the interest on our savings, but it's something at least. Everything's going into saving for the extension staring in March.

Total OP for the year £5277.06. 70% of my stretch target. Tempted to take some savings and use them!

Thanks Hidden !

MM
x

anna42hmr

WorldTraveller wrote: »

We've just paid off our mortgage last week, it took us only 10 years out of the 25 year term, by making as many overpayments as possible on an offset mortgage. Not sure I can join this challenge as we've paid it off but happy to give any advice to others, I remember that feeling of wondering whether the overpayments would make a difference especially when the balance was still quite large, but we got there!

well done that must feel fantastic!