2019 Mortgage-Free Wannabes

Mortgage_Minimiser

Lomcevak wrote: »

I know what you both mean - i'm finding it a right old slog at the moment too. It's weird, because i'm almost at the end (9 months to go at current rate) and the mortgage has come down hugely this year, but somehow almost having the end in sight is making it feel harder. Trying to break it down into little chunks so I feel like i'm getting somewhere each month, but, blimey, i'm so ready to be done

Maybe there's something in the air! How great to be so close though.... hopefully there is some motivation around the corner!

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#58 - checking in with £852 for August- although it's a lot further behind than I'd hoped for this stage of the challenge, I'm still confident that I'll make it

OhtobeMortgageFree

#107 checking in with an overpayment of £20 (my first for September) which I've been skimming from my other accounts each time they don't end in a round number.
Thanks for updating.

jackieblack

#4 First OP for September - £50, included in the direct debit for my regular monthly payment.

Thanks julicorn :T

f0xh0les

Morning! I have decided to overpay before my bank gets around to updating my account.

So September overpayment of £130.20 please Julicorn.

It should bring my daily interest down to £4.20
I will round it all down nicely when I can see the actual balance.

Hettyhound

Good afternoon Julicorn. Number 90 starting September with a payment of £18; a pay day account tidy up.

Runders

Hello all,

#109 checking in with my first Sep OP of £102.61

I was so bad with money last month - must do better and hopefully have a few more OPs this month!

Thanks Julicorn!

longway2go

Thank you. No 108 checking in with an OP of 140.

Dobbibill

#45 checking in
1st cheeky little OP for September £20.08 to get rid of those odd figures on the mortgage.

Total YTD £2054.96


thanks Julicorn

utopiah

#43 September's op is £1465...... getting closer