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SLLM (Single Lady Large Mortgage)
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@frankersBri excellent spreadsheet tracker, like @Sistergold said if you are giving out a template then I'd be very grateful x
MFW 2025 #32 £4,926.23/£3,000; MFW 2024 #32 £4,217.84/£3,000; MFW 2023 #32 £5,238.84/£4,000; MFW 2022 #32 £8,246.43/£8,000; MFW 2021 #32 £8,982.73/£8,000; MFW 2020 #32 £12,000/£6,000
Save £12k in 2025 #48 £11,200/£14,000; Save £12k in 2024 #26 £13,055.37/£6,000; Save £12k in 2023 #31 £11,500/£6,000; Save £12k in 2022 #32 £7,180.24/£7,000; Save £12k in 2021 #32 £9,500/£8,000; Save £12k in 2020 #147 £9,370/£8,000
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@Sistergold @Sandyra I'll have a go at paring it down to a template version for you tomorrow. Will just need to add some notes of how to use it I reckon 😀2
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Initial mortgage bal £487.5k, current £258k, target £243,750(halfway!)
Mortgage start date first week of July 2019,
Mortgage term 23yrs(end of June 2042🙇🏽♀️),Target is to pay it off in 10years(by 2030🥳).MFW#10 (2022/23 mfw#34)(2021 mfw#47)(2020 mfw#136)
£12K in 2021 #54 (in 2020 #148)
MFiT-T6#27
To save £100K in 48months start 01/07/2020 Achieved 30/05/2023 👯♀️
Am a single mom of 4.Do not wait to buy a property, Buy a property and wait. 🤓1 -
Hello ladies, an accountant boffin sent me an Excel which I was hoping to add frankersBri's daily interest rates into. Made a real hash of it! But in case anyone is interested, I'll try and upload it.
If you hover over the green input cells, there are handy explanations.
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Thank you both @HelloB and @frankersBri. I rustled something up on Excel too but my figures are slightly out, plus I think I've overcomplicated it with Vlookups.
MFW 2025 #32 £4,926.23/£3,000; MFW 2024 #32 £4,217.84/£3,000; MFW 2023 #32 £5,238.84/£4,000; MFW 2022 #32 £8,246.43/£8,000; MFW 2021 #32 £8,982.73/£8,000; MFW 2020 #32 £12,000/£6,000
Save £12k in 2025 #48 £11,200/£14,000; Save £12k in 2024 #26 £13,055.37/£6,000; Save £12k in 2023 #31 £11,500/£6,000; Save £12k in 2022 #32 £7,180.24/£7,000; Save £12k in 2021 #32 £9,500/£8,000; Save £12k in 2020 #147 £9,370/£8,000
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@Sandyra Love the enthusiasm! I attempted to Group/Subtotal the daily interest calc into the monthly total (adjusting for ad hoc OPs). Then I messed up the Loan Repayment file, so I didn't save it down. I was too tired last night to just add a new tab and use SumIfs. But congratulations on tying your numbers close to your lender's!
Ladies, do you find that you can do all sorts of whizzy stuff at work (like Excel/Powerpoint, coding within bespoke software,etc); however completely different in personal life? My personal finances are a right mess, but this thread has prompted me to take more control.1 -
@HelloB that tracker is great, fancy! I think I might steal it for my monthly tracking - thanks for sharing!
Here's the one for daily interest I have, hopefully it is helpful if only to visualise the daily interest changes! I also have a monthly one but I think I'll replace it with the one HelloB shared as it looks much better!2 -
@HelloB and @Sandyra
Thank you very much for the spreadsheets! I will have a better picture of my mortgage payments and interest as I don’t have online facilities with lender. 😘Initial mortgage bal £487.5k, current £258k, target £243,750(halfway!)
Mortgage start date first week of July 2019,
Mortgage term 23yrs(end of June 2042🙇🏽♀️),Target is to pay it off in 10years(by 2030🥳).MFW#10 (2022/23 mfw#34)(2021 mfw#47)(2020 mfw#136)
£12K in 2021 #54 (in 2020 #148)
MFiT-T6#27
To save £100K in 48months start 01/07/2020 Achieved 30/05/2023 👯♀️
Am a single mom of 4.Do not wait to buy a property, Buy a property and wait. 🤓1 -
@frankersBri Thanks for sharing your file.
@Sistergold Hopefully with something to help track on a daily/monthly basis, it'd be good incentive for OPs and check against the annual statement WestBrom provides. You can play around and see what the impact in real time. Envious that you don't have an overpayment threshold! The sky is your limit.
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Sistergold said:
that was FBs doing.
Ladies, do you find that you can do all sorts of whizzy stuff at work (like Excel/Powerpoint, coding within bespoke software,etc); however completely different in personal life? My personal finances are a right mess, but this thread has prompted me to take more control.Oh god, yes totally, I'm on PowerPoint everyday and I love a good spreadsheet for tracking things, but for my own personal use - Yep nada. Oh I lie, I have a tracker for insurance of some of most valuable items (e.g handbags) and even that's basic. I'm too stingy
to pay for Microsoft Office, so I use the basic browser free on onedrive/ hotmail.
HB this is amazing!! just what I needed - or any of you that have had a look at the spreadsheet, how did you marry up the minimum payment with your the one the lender takes out. I was gonna put in an adhoc figure in regular payment to add it up, but perhaps there's a simpler way. My minimum payment is £887.81
MFW 2025 #32 £4,926.23/£3,000; MFW 2024 #32 £4,217.84/£3,000; MFW 2023 #32 £5,238.84/£4,000; MFW 2022 #32 £8,246.43/£8,000; MFW 2021 #32 £8,982.73/£8,000; MFW 2020 #32 £12,000/£6,000
Save £12k in 2025 #48 £11,200/£14,000; Save £12k in 2024 #26 £13,055.37/£6,000; Save £12k in 2023 #31 £11,500/£6,000; Save £12k in 2022 #32 £7,180.24/£7,000; Save £12k in 2021 #32 £9,500/£8,000; Save £12k in 2020 #147 £9,370/£8,000
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