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2020 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
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#114Unfortunately didn’t manage anything in January but have kicked off February with an overpayment of £600
. £600/£3000Mortgage free wannabe #584 -
#75 £500 Feb overpaymentDecember 2021 - £151,250
December 2020 - £167,500
December 2019 - £211,500
March 2019 - £218,000 moved house3 -
£207 overpayment for February 😊Mortgage so far: £31,630.01Aiming to be mortgage free by 20243
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£27.55 for me in February please #82.
So £48.50 so far for the year. Slow progress I admit, but better than nothing!ThanksJan 2019: £211,500
September 2020: £197,600
Target: mortgage free by 20324 -
#9 reporting another payment of £55.29 making payment so far for Feb £604.71Debt 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
3 - DFD: September 1st 2023[/b]
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Hi All
Made my February overpayment number 71 with payment of £1,064.94
Need to figure out how to do large fonts on new platform on a very small tablet so sorry it's not in big julicorn. I'll figure it for next month. Many thanksBlitz that mortgage
Jun 2016 £152,000
April 2021 £85,0004 -
Hello, I hope I'm not too late to join in! This sounds like just what I need for accountability and motivation.
My target for 2020 is £15,000.
Original mortgage: £278,827 (September 2018)
Current mortgage: £0 (15.07.2023)
Original mortgage-free date: September 2033
Current mortgage-free date: July 2023
MFW 2023 #10: £28,909.64/£25,0004 -
Oops - I'm actually number 57 dohRachiedabbler70 said:Hi All
Made my February overpayment number 71 with payment of £1,064.94
Need to figure out how to do large fonts on new platform on a very small tablet so sorry it's not in big julicorn. I'll figure it for next month. Many thanksBlitz that mortgage
Jun 2016 £152,000
April 2021 £85,0002 -
Never too late! Welcome to the challenge, and your number is 124JaggedFlamingo said:Hello, I hope I'm not too late to join in! This sounds like just what I need for accountability and motivation.
My target for 2020 is £15,000.
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Thank you! Just made my first overpayment of the year - first ever overpayment on this mortgage, in fact - of £6,000.julicorn said:
Never too late! Welcome to the challenge, and your number is 124JaggedFlamingo said:Hello, I hope I'm not too late to join in! This sounds like just what I need for accountability and motivation.
My target for 2020 is £15,000.
Original mortgage: £278,827 (September 2018)
Current mortgage: £0 (15.07.2023)
Original mortgage-free date: September 2033
Current mortgage-free date: July 2023
MFW 2023 #10: £28,909.64/£25,0003
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