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2019 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
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It's official! After 10 months of hassle I finally completed today and now owe the bank £369,000!!!
Time to make a very small start on it!Those who risk nothing, Do nothing, achieve nothing, become nothingMFW #63 £0/£5000 -
It's official! After 10 months of hassle I finally completed today and now owe the bank £369,000!!!
Time to make a very small start on it!
Wow on many levels, the length of the time it's taken and the size of it. I imagine though, even a tiny overpayment will actually make a big difference over the long term. Cheering you on woop woop.
Wish.Outstanding mortgage: £23,181 (December 19)
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Hi all! I’ve not updated in ages....super sorry!
So my updates are;
May: £49.80
June: £29.69
July: £186.19
August (so far): £285.31
Which takes us to a nice £2685.20.
Still a little while to get to our yearly target but the overpayments haven increased after having to slow down and rebuild the cat savings pot after Oscars eye surgery! (Oscar is back to normal and happily chasing the local wildlife!)First home- Oct’16 until June’21: £170.995- Overpayments made £13,784 (25% extra!).
New forever home- Sep’21 £309,449 @ 2.05%. Plan to clear it before 30 years!!!!!!0 -
#45 here checking in with August's update.
£20.43 at the beginning of the month.
usual OP of £63.11 and also additional OP of £135.
Total for August currently at £218.54
Finger's crossed I can find a few quid before the month is out to get me to my goal .........it's so close
Dobbi
Following on from this - I did it! I found a cheeky £100 to hit my goal
(Wish I could find this cheeky thing every month. :rotfl: :rotfl: )
August total £318.54
Total YTD £2034.88
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Hello all
#60 with a £400 overpayment for August please Julicorn.
Thank You!
LWas MFW#60 - mortgage paid off December 20210 -
#107 here.
Can I add £50 to my August total please, taking it to £350 for the month. Not as much as I'd planned to overpay but we've had both cars die on us completely in the last two months so buying another car needed to be priority this month.Original mortgage total: £140,000.00 (July 2015) Original mortgage end date: June 2040
Mortgage free start date: 16th October 2018 Mortgage total at this point: £132,829.12
Current mortgage total: £54,762.71 Current mortgage end date: June 2032 Daily interest: £7.59 > £2.640 -
Not sure where to ask this but thought there are some knowledgeable people on this thread: When calculating 'mortgage neutral' do you include your existing equity? I feel like I shouldn't but not sure.2019 MFW #118: 9474/4000 | 2020 MFW #112: 2500/2500 | 2021 MFW #21: 1890/1920 | 2022 MFW #NA: 2180/1920 | 2025 rebuilding emergency fund: 2500/90000
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Morning All,
Number 39 here reporting an August OP of £263.
Happy Bank Holiday weekend everyone. Enjoy the sunshine if you've got it!
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Not sure where to ask this but thought there are some knowledgeable people on this thread: When calculating 'mortgage neutral' do you include your existing equity? I feel like I shouldn't but not sure.
I don't.
Mine is the cash I have available.
Currently I have approx £25k outstanding on the mortgage and £10k in cash savings (not including money put aside for annual bills, car maintenance etc) so that's a net value of -£15k. My ynab net worth is nearer -£10k as it includes all the money assigned to different jobs.
But, if I needed too, I could only really pay the £10k to the mortgage, the other £5k isn't 'savings'.Outstanding mortgage: £23,181 (December 19)
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