2020 Mortgage-Free Wannabes

shangaijimmy

#27 reporting in with a modest total of £51.63 for April.

StoicLass

#132 with May payment of £200 bringing total so far to £2,793.80. 

Thanks julicorn 😃👍

greent

#18 reporting in with April's figure of £398.08

Thanks

pinkfluffybabe

#64 £65.60 overpayment for April

Ellie78

#31 checking in with an overpayment for May of £235.04

Dobbibill

icklehelen said:

#3 reporting another OP for April of £400
AND my final payment and OP which totals £1000 paid today and means we are now MORTGAGE FREE 
I always hoped to manage it before I was 40 and I have, with 3 months to spare.

Well done Icklehelen - brilliant acheivement

Elvie100

Hi all

#60 with an OP of £426.94 for May. Just my normal OP since the two rate drops.   Takes us to less than £16k now.

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Sandyra

#32
Hi everyone, rang up HMRC last week because I had a feeling my tax code was wrong due to my professional fees. Looks like I was right. Surprisingly my tax refund arrived today in the post and even better, I was able to pay in the cheque with my phone. Who knew? So first part of my May OP is £61.18, every little helps.

teameffort

Amazing @icklehelen I love this, so inspiring, congratulations!!!

As the new O/P year opened up again for us, we've decided to plough a much bigger payment off the mortgage than normal.

#14 overpayment made for £3,871.53 mortgage now down to £70,000.00. It feels soooo good to see the zero's at the end 

Thanks all, thanks Julicorn

Teameffort

anna42hmr

HI all, long time no post lol, life has been crazy for a while, so not been able to come on here,  however i have managed my monthly OP of £215.26 each month, so year to date is £861.04

Can you put me down for the £215.26 for Feb/March/April (think i already posted January's) thanks (number 105)

Well done everyone on their OPs to date, despite the trying times we are in.  

On a positive note, hopefully if i am still ok to make next months OP, will take the mortgage down to the next 10K bracket.