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2019 Mortgage-Free Wannabes

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  • Sorry forgot my number :eek:

    #48 OP made of £282
    # 36 1p challenge 2024 - £536.60

    #13 POYD by Christmas 24  £2875 / 8138
  • Kittenkirst
    Kittenkirst Posts: 2,468 Forumite
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    Happy New Year all :D

    I’m off to a start already with £140 overpaid this morning, which has been made through selling my metalsmithing tools over the past few days.

    Here’s to a great 2019 for everyone x
    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!!!!!!
  • ZoPig2016
    ZoPig2016 Posts: 88 Forumite
    #113 reporting with a first payment of £892.56 :beer:
    :)
  • mmmsnow
    mmmsnow Posts: 388 Forumite
    Starting off 2019 with a £493.66 overpay.
    MFW 2019 #61: £13,936.60/£20,000
  • varfor
    varfor Posts: 53 Forumite
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    Embarrassingly I've not accounted for a bunch of stuff in our budget meaning the overpayment goal I set is a bit out of reach :eek:

    Please could I reduce my target to £4000? I'm #118. (I blame the Christmas Baileys!)
    2019 MFW #118: 9474/4000 | 2020 MFW #112: 2500/2500 | 2021 MFW #21: 1890/1920 | 2022 MFW #NA: 2180/1920 | 2025 rebuilding emergency fund: 2500/9000
  • rosiest
    rosiest Posts: 105 Forumite
    planning on using bonus or shares later in the year to hit most of my target so will small payments most of the year but every little helps I suppose ... I'm not allowed to make any single payments that are over 3x my monthly DD amount so will need to factor that in and spread out

    overpayment of £30 made today

    #66 £30/7500
    #28 pay all your debts by Xmas 2019 £2682/7000:)
    #66 2019 MFW £90/£7500
    also trying to get 6k savings this year :wink: have this by April . yay :)
  • julicorn
    julicorn Posts: 2,591 Forumite
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    varfor wrote: »
    Embarrassingly I've not accounted for a bunch of stuff in our budget meaning the overpayment goal I set is a bit out of reach :eek:

    Please could I reduce my target to £4000? I'm #118. (I blame the Christmas Baileys!)

    Of course, no problem :) Christmas Bailey's make everything look possible! :D
  • taka
    taka Posts: 3,483 Forumite
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    Happy new year everyone! Can I join please? I would like to OP £500 this year.

    I normally overpay much more but I had a rethink on my priorities last year so I have very little cash left in the kitty over to OP. (Upped pension contributions as I want to have the option to retire early, saving to replace my windows and, as I hope to learn to drive this year, saving for a car!) I'm mortgage neutral now but it would feel wrong to not be OPing something as I've been OPing my mortgage since 2007 and the first MFiT challenge! My mortgage dipped below £10k for the 1st time testerday :j so even the teeny amounts now make a large difference. £500 this year would mean my mortgage being paid up 4 (almost 5) months early.

    £34.72 OP already made... :D
    Mortgage free as of 12/08/20!
    MFiT-5 no 45
    You can't fly with one foot on the ground!
  • julicorn
    julicorn Posts: 2,591 Forumite
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    taka wrote: »
    Happy new year everyone! Can I join please? I would like to OP £500 this year.

    I normally overpay much more but I had a rethink on my priorities last year so I have very little cash left in the kitty over to OP. (Upped pension contributions as I want to have the option to retire early, saving to replace my windows and, as I hope to learn to drive this year, saving for a car!) I'm mortgage neutral now but it would feel wrong to not be OPing something as I've been OPing my mortgage since 2007 and the first MFiT challenge! My mortgage dipped below £10k for the 1st time testerday :j so even the teeny amounts now make a large difference. £500 this year would mean my mortgage being paid up 4 (almost 5) months early.

    £34.72 OP already made... :D

    Hi taka, thanks for joining! Great to hear you're so close to the end now :) You're our #126 this year.
  • Hi,

    I don't think i was involved with the 2018 thread but would like to join the 2019 one!

    I want my goal to be set at £5000. It's going to be tough as we are saving for a house extension too but after viewing the mortgage overpayment calculator and crunching some numbers it seems achievable!
    Mortgage 1: May 2012 £90,000 April 2020: £47,000
    Mortgage 2: £270,000😱 Jan 2019 £253,000 April 2020
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