My mortgage clobbering post

twinklie

Well done you!

frankersBri

Great progress, well done!

Frith

Mortgage - £35,877
Interest - £52.31
Savings - £225
ISA - £50
Lloyds - £25

£0 left of 10% overpay

Frith

Mortgage - £35,877
Interest - £52.02
Savings - £225
ISA - £50
Lloyds - £125

£0 left of 10% overpay

Squirrelz92

Subscribing to your thread. Very inspiring story and you have done sooooooo well to get to where you are! Its incredible what you have achieved and how you have bounced back. You are a credit and a fine example of what it is to fight back in life. Loved reading your thread so far and I am very jealous of how much you have earned from selling your clothes on Ebay! I can't work it out for the life of me! Keep it up girl! 

Frith

Mortgage - £35,877
Interest - £52.02
Savings - £300
ISA - £50
Lloyds - £675

£0 left of 10% overpay

Frith

New hens. Please don’t buy barn eggs if you can afford free range (or better still, buy from a local hen owner). 
Here is Derren Brown, who is too weak to stand up to eat. 
These 4 ex barn hens are in a worse state then our previous ex battery hens. 

Squirrelz92

Oh my goodness the poor hen I have always had an interest in wanting to give ex battery hens a home but I have no idea where to start. Need to complete on my house before I start tearing up the garden to accommodate them. It's so sad to see them in such a way, not being able to stand It must be very rewarding for you! Definitely makes you want to spend that little bit more on buying eggs from local farmer.

Frith

Mortgage - £35,877
Interest - £52.02
Savings - £350
ISA - £50
Lloyds - £675

£0 left of 10% overpay
imaginary balance - £34,802

Bargainhunter30

Poor Derren Brown, glad he has a lovely new home. Have you heard of the government help to save scheme? Martin has links on the site, but the government match 50% of what you save if you receive certain benefits. X