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2020 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
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Hi, First payment of October for me £579.32
Debt busting 2022 Total £15842.68 £0 (100% paid since 1/1/22)- DFD: September 1st 2023[/b]
Savings diary: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6472040/time-to-build-my-future#latest
2 - DFD: September 1st 2023[/b]
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No 45 reporting in with a payment of £1443.36 for the month of September. Plus the payment for October of £1158.This brings us tantalisingly close to "THE END".
We have to eek out this month now, because the last fixed term mortgage deal ends on the 4th October (tomorrow) and we need to wait for that to happen before the SVR kicks in and early repayment charges disappear in a puff. The remaining amount is £1070.60 at the minute, but there is still the monthly interest to be added. Nonetheless, we are aiming to nail it in November...it hardly feels real.Thanks for the motivational thread julicornElmoRx13 -
#87 reporting in wioth an overpayment for October of £56.02
Total overpayment for 2020 so far £468.48
Wife, mother, gardener, nurse, Big C survivor. Officially retired at 55 2021 [/b][/b].Mortgage free April 2021Challenges 2024: Decluttering Campaign 32/100 bags plus 0 large items. Make £2024 in 2024#8 £0/£2024 Using my craft stash 0/52 Reading books 0/52 Donations for the CS/washing done from others (in and outs) in 2024 x 10 bags and 0 large items.4 -
I think I might have missed one of your overpayments somehow, sorry about that! I've entered an overpayment of £57.62 for September for you to get to your yearly total, but let me know if that's incorrect / whether you'd like me to make any changesbit_by_bit said:#87 reporting in wioth an overpayment for October of £56.02
Total overpayment for 2020 so far £468.48
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Exciting news, and great to hear the end is in sight for you! That sort of progress is really the main motivation for all of usElmoR said:No 45 reporting in with a payment of £1443.36 for the month of September. Plus the payment for October of £1158.This brings us tantalisingly close to "THE END".
We have to eek out this month now, because the last fixed term mortgage deal ends on the 4th October (tomorrow) and we need to wait for that to happen before the SVR kicks in and early repayment charges disappear in a puff. The remaining amount is £1070.60 at the minute, but there is still the monthly interest to be added. Nonetheless, we are aiming to nail it in November...it hardly feels real.Thanks for the motivational thread julicornElmoRx
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What a great C-word present! MF for December. Well done.The remaining amount is £1070.60 at the minute, but there is still the monthly interest to be added. Nonetheless, we are aiming to nail it in November...it hardly feels real.
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#75 checking in with £15500 for September and £500 for October. Thanks
December 2021 - £151,250
December 2020 - £167,500
December 2019 - £211,500
March 2019 - £218,000 moved house3 -
Hi all!
Hope everyone is well.
No.12 reporting an op of £418.69 for October.
Thanks
Starting Mortgage Balance (June 2019) £72,000. Mortgage Free November 2025!3 -
Hi @Dancingbecky , can I just check that that is really £15,500 for September? Just want to make sure it's not a typo - if so, you've managed to pay way over your goal for the yearDancingbecky said:#75 checking in with £15500 for September and £500 for October. Thanks
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Evening all,
#133 here, October OP just made of £123.49. That should take me over my target for the year with a few months to spare. I am going to keep going however and see what I can achieve.
Hope you are all safe and well and having a great weekend.MFW - #133 - 2020 Challenge - £1230.67 / £1159
MFW - #133 - 2021 Challenge - £1328 / £1270
MFW #56 - 2022 Challenge - £325.35 / £1296
Mortgage began Jan 2019 - £115,900
Mortgage Currently - £105,1602
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