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2020 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
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#43 refund received, £2.10 overpaid.3
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Hi (No 73)
Ive started the month with £20 (Sept total = £20)
Thanks Julicorn2 -
julicorn said:Accountant_Kerry said:#148 reporting an overpayment of £11,700.00 please. had a bit of a windfall :-)
1) I've logged that on top of your previous payment for September, so £12k total for the month - let me know if that's incorrect.
2) You've far exceeded your target, hurray! Would you like me to amend it for the rest of they year, or leave it as is?
I cant entirely recall what my target was tbh, I am just doing as much as possible so happy to leave it as it is :-:smile:
I am expecting another large OP next week as the windfall is being paid in 2 parts fingers crossed x
Aug 24 - Mortgage Balance £242,040.19
Credit Card - £8,141.63 + £4,209.83
Goals: Mortgage Free by 2035, Give up full time work once Mortgage Free, Ensure I have a pension income of £20k per year from 20353 -
#31 with another OP for September of £80. My regular saver just matured so used the interest for an OP and stuck the rest in my ISA. Total for September is now £147.40. Thanks!Mortgage - £23,500 remaining
MFW2021 #8 - £2,519.77/£3,000
Overpayments: 2020 - £4,722.83 / 2019 - £16,042.003 -
Hi Julicorn,
No.28 with a further overpayment of £908.15 bringing September’s total to £1558.15.
That concludes my mortgage.
Thank you so much for running this challenge Julicorn; it’s been indispensable when the numbers seemed insurmountable.
And good luck to all of you who are still chipping away at your own mortgages. It’s a worthy goal.
Now, where do I get my badge...?
Neither a borrower or lender be; for loan oft loses both itself and friend.12 -
Urbanshyne said:Hi Julicorn,
No.28 with a further overpayment of £908.15 bringing September’s total to £1558.15.
That concludes my mortgage.
Thank you so much for running this challenge Julicorn; it’s been indispensable when the numbers seemed insurmountable.
And good luck to all of you who are still chipping away at your own mortgages. It’s a worthy goal.
Now, where do I get my badge...?2 -
Go get that badge!4/10/22One Year Mortgage Free Yay!
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#36 checking in. OP for September total £824.42. Not sure if I’ll squeeze any more this month. But hopefully that takes me over my target this year.Hoping to get a little more for 2020. Watch this space ....
Thank you Julicorn 🎉Small OPs are better than no OPs
Start date - Feb 2018 £231,000 / Apr 2042
July 2025 £116,950 / Dec 2025
MFW #60…. Back in for 2025!3 -
Hello, #129 checking in with a September OP of £2163.49. Thanks Julicorn for updating and a huge congrats to @Urbanshyne. Brilliant news 😊2
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