2018 Mortgage-Free Wannabes

mortgage_girl

Hi Hidden - can I join in again this year please (#77). My aim is to op / offset the remanining mortgage so that I'll be mortgage neutral by the end of the year (I've deducted my regular monthly payments from the total). So my target is £9,300 for the year.

Thanks very much.

MGx

purplevamp

Theydontmakeiteasytosave£ wrote: »

Is this thread for mortgage advice or purely overpayments?? New to this site and finding my way around it. I'm not great with numbers so any helpful advice appreciated.

Hi Theydontmakeiteasytosave£ ~ This thread is just for OPs but you are more than welcome to join in

It may be better to get advice from here, where there's loads of threads that can help you. Or you could post a new one and hopefully someone can help. Good luck and please come back and overpay :j:j

Schoolworker

No 72 reporting in with an overpayment of £50 made today to start off 2018.

darcyboo

#90 kicking off the year with a £500 OP for Jan, thanks!

NewMoneySaver13

Hi hiddenshadow,

Thank you for volunteering to do this again this year and updating the spreadsheet.


I would like to keep number 86 again for this year.


My total OP target for the year is £3750.


Thanks.

hiddenshadow

originalmiscellany wrote: »

January 2018 over payment made: £500. I managed that amount every month last year, but when I switch mortgage I'll cut the overpayments, therefore I've set a target of 6 months at this, which will be an approximate date of mortgage change I think Happy new year to y'all

Can you please include your MFW number (119) in your posts from now on? It saves me a bunch of time.

hiddenshadow

michelle09 wrote: »

#84 (still keen to move up if there's a space for it?) with an OP of £1.32. Every little helps, right?

You've moved up to #28.

becky170

Hi #7 here! First overpayment of 2018 made £346 to report for Jan. Thanks.

ninnoodle

Count me in! I'll go for £6000. Thanks.

utopiah

Hi could I join in with this challenge please. I would like to set an overpayment target of £10,000.