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2020 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
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I'm in for the 2020 challenge.
Can I keep number 7 and have a target of £1650 for 2020? The only uncertainty for next year is what our new fixed rate will be (currently 1.99%). Really hoping a slightly better rate or around the same depending on how long we fix for.
Thanks for running the new thread Julicorn!
That's all noted, thanks for taking part again! :j0 -
Welcome to the challenge! You're #68wit40iwtwan wrote: »I would like to join please - can you put me down for £500/m - £6000 overpayment (which is my limit with my mortgage)...
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Same number, same target
#22 £11,000
Please and thanks! :j:DMortgage free I: 8th December 2009!
Mortgage free II: New Year's Eve 2013!
Mortgage free III: Est. Dec 2021...0 -
I'd like to join please. We complete on our first home today!
Only a small 1% target for us to start with as the house needs some work doing to it so target of £1215 please. We've all got to start somewhere right?Mortgage start: £121,500 Dec 190 -
Bennettxoxo wrote: »I'd like to join please. We complete on our first home today!
Only a small 1% target for us to start with as the house needs some work doing to it so target of £1215 please. We've all got to start somewhere right?
Very exciting! I hope your completion went well
Welcome to the challenge, I've given you #71. 0 -
Oooh - only just discovered this thread! Count me in again, please, juliecorn! Would appreciate it if I could possibly keep my number #18.
Will set a (slightly increased) target of 6K - really hoping to smash that and up it to 10K in second half of the year, but that's dependent upon a few other things (hence why it's not going to be my initial target!
) I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soulRepaid mtge early (orig 11/25) 01/09 £124616 01/11 £89873 01/13 £52546 01/15 £12133 07/15 £NILNet sales 2024: £200 -
Hi Everyone :hello:
I'd love to get involved in this challenge. OH is planning to take early retirement in early 2021 and although we only have 3 years left on our mortgage I;d really like to be finished it when he retires so can I be put down for £2000 of overpayment please.
:) Debt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
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Hi, Can I join with a target of £3,000?December 2021 - £151,250
December 2020 - £167,500
December 2019 - £211,500
March 2019 - £218,000 moved house0 -
That's all noted, thank you for taking part again greent! :jOooh - only just discovered this thread! Count me in again, please, juliecorn! Would appreciate it if I could possibly keep my number #18.
Will set a (slightly increased) target of 6K - really hoping to smash that and up it to 10K in second half of the year, but that's dependent upon a few other things (hence why it's not going to be my initial target!
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