Mortgage free in 5 years?

Flo08 said:
In 4.5 years we will be 55
We have 4.5 years left on a 5 year 1% fixed rate
The balance on our mortgage will be approx: £55k
We currently have £25k saved in a high interest rate account
We also have £5k in an emergency fund
We intend to keep saving so that in 4.5 years we can pay off the mortgage balance
Only debt is a 0% interest loan which has £6k remaining (will be paid off in 18 months)
Not sure is this is the best plan...or if there is a more obvious/more efficient way?

Thanks for any advice! 

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  • savingholmessavingholmes Forumite
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    Sounds like you are doing well 
    Target 1) Prioritise health & social connection 2) Write regularly 45,509/70,000 words Book 2 and 10,787/70,000 Priestess book, 44,000/95000 Memoir Prep 3a) Get to £10K EF/Savings Now £5,777 3b) £1.6K Savings for DD Car (Achieved) 4) MFW starting at £201,999 Nov 21 with 264 248 payments to go. Now £191,648) Mortgage neutral progress via pension £2,787 invested since Nov 21 6) Declutter 7) Invest in fun and frolics - and not just future self! 8) CC Debt free April 22 (now stay that way!!)
  • Flo08Flo08 Forumite
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    Thank you
    I worry we aren't being very savvy! 😀
  • savingholmessavingholmes Forumite
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    The finances in your post look okay. I suppose the question is whether you have your pensions sorted?
    Target 1) Prioritise health & social connection 2) Write regularly 45,509/70,000 words Book 2 and 10,787/70,000 Priestess book, 44,000/95000 Memoir Prep 3a) Get to £10K EF/Savings Now £5,777 3b) £1.6K Savings for DD Car (Achieved) 4) MFW starting at £201,999 Nov 21 with 264 248 payments to go. Now £191,648) Mortgage neutral progress via pension £2,787 invested since Nov 21 6) Declutter 7) Invest in fun and frolics - and not just future self! 8) CC Debt free April 22 (now stay that way!!)
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