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2019 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
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Hi Juliecorn
I’d like to sign up again for next year please. Current number is 81 but happy with any number.
My (rather ambitious) target is to clear the balance of my mortgage which is currently £18,950 not sure if it’s achievable but I will have a blooming good go at it!
Thanks so much :T0 -
Welcome mmmsnow! I've given you #61
Also, well done on your overpayments so far!
Thanks! That's the first time I've sat down with my spreadsheet and worked out exactly how much we've been putting into the mortgage. Feels great.
Next year, I'm also tackling my student loans and voluntary NI contributions so it's going to be another frugal year.MFW 2019 #61: £13,936.60/£20,0000 -
Deleted_User wrote: »Hi Juliecorn
I’d like to sign up again for next year please. Current number is 81 but happy with any number.
My (rather ambitious) target is to clear the balance of my mortgage which is currently £18,950 not sure if it’s achievable but I will have a blooming good go at it!
Thanks so much :T
Hi [Deleted User], what an awesome target! Would be great to see a few people clear their mortgage this year, if that's not motivating I don't know what is.Happy for you to keep your number
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Hi Julicorn,
Thank you for including me. I'd welcome a lower number, if that's ok, I think it may help you tidy things up too.
My target for 2019 is £2860 as that is the 10% allowance.
So, I'm looking at around £235 a month.
Thank you so much for doing this.
Wish.Outstanding mortgage: £23,181 (December 19)
MFW 2020 Challenge Member #10 0/£23180 -
wishingthemortgaheaway wrote: »Hi Julicorn,
Thank you for including me. I'd welcome a lower number, if that's ok, I think it may help you tidy things up too.
My target for 2019 is £2860 as that is the 10% allowance.
So, I'm looking at around £235 a month.
Thank you so much for doing this.
Wish.
Hi Wish, that's really helpful, thank you.I've given you #59 now, hope that works for you.
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Could I join this? Still not completed on our house and it needs a ton of work but i'd like to at least make a start with a little here and there.
Aim is to complete somewhere in Feb and hopefully, maybe, possibly seat a small overpayment straight away with other finds being split between savaging and DIY.
SO I was thinking £500 for 2019. Not a lot when borrowing £346k but its a start!Those who risk nothing, Do nothing, achieve nothing, become nothingMFW #63 £0/£5000 -
Could I join this? Still not completed on our house and it needs a ton of work but i'd like to at least make a start with a little here and there.
Aim is to complete somewhere in Feb and hopefully, maybe, possibly seat a small overpayment straight away with other finds being split between savaging and DIY.
SO I was thinking £500 for 2019. Not a lot when borrowing £346k but its a start!
Of course chunkytfg, welcome! You're our #63 now.
(On an unrelated note, I've just noticed that the total OP target has already overtaken my remaining mortgage balance, so if you would all like to bank transfer me the money instead, just let me know :rotfl: - Just kidding of course, but I'll keep you updated on the totals and what fantastic properties we could be buying with them)
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Hi Ang4k number 17 here.
Thank you, I wish to join again and go for a target of £8000. This is my 10% total allowed and runs to October so I may sneak in a bit more during November December :-)MFiT-T4- reduce mortgage from 61000 to 40000
2018 MFW no 17 : 8000/10100.00. 2019 MFW no 17: 2150/8000
MFIT-T5-completely clear my £35000.00 mortgage0 -
Of course chunkytfg, welcome! You're our #63 now.
(On an unrelated note, I've just noticed that the total OP target has already overtaken my remaining mortgage balance, so if you would all like to bank transfer me the money instead, just let me know :rotfl: - Just kidding of course, but I'll keep you updated on the totals and what fantastic properties we could be buying with them)
Thank you :beer::beer:
Now just the small mater of actually borrowing the money so I can start paying it back. First job though is Xmas!:T:TThose who risk nothing, Do nothing, achieve nothing, become nothingMFW #63 £0/£5000
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