2020 Mortgage-Free Wannabes

julicorn

Ellie78 said:

#31 with a final OP for June of £1,060.    Total for June is now £1343.02  and we've just gone under £30k!!   
Thanks Julicorn!

Yay, always exciting to enter another £10k bracket! on that note, it looks like you have also hit your target for this year, well done. Would you like me to amend it or keep it as is?

Ellie78

Bump it up to £3,000 please.

frankersBri

#131 checking in with an updated June OP to £448.70

Pursey

#120 here. Please could you add overpayments of £700 for April, £700 for May and £609.01 for June please? 

Runders

Hi all, 
#97 here with another June OP of £98.81, which should give me a June total of £368.42 - Thanks Julicorn
This is a milestone OP as my daily interest is now below £10 at £9.97 (this figure still makes me feel a little queasy tho!)
I had a look at my mortgage illustration today and it seems with my OPs I am 6 months ahead of where I should be with the remaining balance. I am really hoping that I will be in the £170s by the beginning of next year!!

Roxie

Congrats Lomcevak, fantastic achievement and an inspirational boost to keep the rest of us motivated. 
My OPs for last few months are:
April £400
May £400
June £400 

Thanks to julicorn. 

Roxie no: 33

Roxie

Sorry JC, Missed YTD figure which is £2400. 

Tartan_Mum

I am very late to this year’s party - #36
Unfortunately after I made my target for the year I was advised that some changes are afoot at work which will ultimately impact my role. So I’ve been focused on saving as much as I can so that we can afford the mortgage in case I can’t get another job quickly. 

I did make an OP this month of £223.01 but I’m thinking I should take my 2020 target down to £1,500 which might be more realistic. 

Sorry Julicorn. I should have updated sooner 

Ellie78

#31  another OP for June (this is the last one now!) of £100 to stop the balance sneaking back up into the 30s when interest is added on.    Total for June is now -  £1,443.02

f0xh0les

Ah! The preemptive mortgage whack-a-mole payment.  Glad I am not the only one who does that.