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2020 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
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Thank you for running this challenge again Julicorn!
I am happy to be bumped up the number order (currently #119!).
I am going to go for a target of £12,000 for 2020. No idea how I am going to do this yet, but it's meant to be a challenge right?!01.05.2019 - Re-Mortgage - £142,000 :eek::eek::eek: Total overpaid to date: £15,584.33.
MFW #52 £9000/£120000 -
Evening Julicorn,
Number #10 (now - will update my signature at some point)
Now that my December interest has been added (and I have paid my maximum op allowance for this year) My target for 2020 will be £2318 please - my maximum op allowance. I'm hoping to achieve this before our fixed rate ends in July. So technically I've only got 8 months to do it in (including this month as I'm planning on saving the money I want to op for the 1st January)Outstanding mortgage: £23,181 (December 19)
MFW 2020 Challenge Member #10 0/£23180 -
Thank you Julicorn for running this again.
Number 76 wishing to join in again - it's been great to see it all clocking up and I was shocked and surprised by how much we could achieve - both us as a couple and everyone on the threads.
Feel free to allocate me a different number - I always have to go in and check the spreadsheet to confirm my own number anyway!
I'm going to go with the same original target I started with last year £12000 - this may turn out to be a safe target but our car may not be worth putting through it's MOT this year so looking at having to fork out for another and we've a wedding to pay for too.0 -
Bake-a-Cake wrote: »I would love to join in please. I`m aiming for £7000 for 2020.0
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I would love to join this challenge in 2020 please. I have a small amount of debt to finish paying and not much disposable cash but I am determined to do my best to clear the mortgage by the time I'm 50 (9 years time!).
I would like to start with £1000 as my target for the year.
Thank you.1 -
erin_transport wrote: »Hi
I’m all in for doing this again in 2020!
Aiming for £3500
Thankyou!!Hi Julicorn
#44 here count me in for the challenge this year 2020,:j
I am aiming for 4000 this year I am at the 10%
Thank you so much for starting another year :Tcharlie792 wrote: »Thanks Julicorn for running the challenge again :j
#111 currently
Target for 2020 is £16,2000 -
CrowdieSaver wrote: »Hi Julicorn
Could I join for 2020 please?
Same target as 2019 - £2,500 please. My no. in 2019 was #97, but I don't mind having a new number.
I'm hoping I actually achieve my goal in 2020, 2019 has proven to be challenging, one-way or another....��
Thanks for doing this Julicorn.
CS xx0 -
Could I sign up for the 2020 challenge and keep my number (70) if possible please? Unsure of my target as I am away with work and don't have my spreadsheet with me, can I update the total in a couple of weeks when I am back please?wishingthemortgaheaway wrote: »Evening Julicorn,
Number #10 (now - will update my signature at some point)
Now that my December interest has been added (and I have paid my maximum op allowance for this year) My target for 2020 will be £2318 please - my maximum op allowance. I'm hoping to achieve this before our fixed rate ends in July. So technically I've only got 8 months to do it in (including this month as I'm planning on saving the money I want to op for the 1st January)0 -
fruitloop04 wrote: »Thank you for running this challenge again Julicorn!
I am happy to be bumped up the number order (currently #119!).
I am going to go for a target of £12,000 for 2020. No idea how I am going to do this yet, but it's meant to be a challenge right?!0 -
Thank you Julicorn for running this again.
Number 76 wishing to join in again - it's been great to see it all clocking up and I was shocked and surprised by how much we could achieve - both us as a couple and everyone on the threads.
Feel free to allocate me a different number - I always have to go in and check the spreadsheet to confirm my own number anyway!
I'm going to go with the same original target I started with last year £12000 - this may turn out to be a safe target but our car may not be worth putting through it's MOT this year so looking at having to fork out for another and we've a wedding to pay for too.0
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