2024 Mortgage-Free Wannabes

jennystarpepper

16 - £905.35, for September please.

Still chasing, 1k per month, I have made a plan, need this mortgage gone as Mr JPS needs to retire.

Many thanks Julicorn. 

becksta

#38 checking in with a total overpayment for September of £1038.50

Many thanks 

jackieblack

#4 reporting regular OP of £115 for September 
Thanks julicorn 

pawlala

#22 reporting total overpayments for

September came to £887.25

Thanks and have a great week everyone!  

uzubairu

Number 37 update
September = £458.71

Tartan_Mum

x_raphael_xx said:

Tartan_Mum said:

#26 skulking in very, very shame faced. 

I’m afraid I’ve had a disaster of a year. Rate jumps and personal issues. This month I only managed a £75 overpayment (which was psychological more than anything else)

I will get nowhere close to my target this year but I’ll try to hit £500 before the end of the year 

£75 OP is still more than £0. Well done for any overpayment, times are a little tough right now.

This was so kind of you to say. Thank you x

anonymous12124

We did it!!!  Mortgage Free today!!!

So we had £12,350 on our remaining balance. We are allowed to put 10% in without any fee, which left us owing approximately £2000. The fee on the £2000 I calculated to be no more than £40.

But to be sure with everything, I called up the mortgage lendor and got the final figure to pay off and be free and they said £12402.34 and I said thank you very much. Paperwork and debit closures etc all to be completed within 2 weeks.

We bought our home in Dec 2016, since then we've had 2 more kids and a whole bunch of challenges and nightmares like anyone else but we persevered and today we are finally free.

gih

#57 with overpayment of £461.37 for October.
Thanks

Nintud

Very late to the party, but would like to join for the remainder of 2024 if possible.

i started making daily repayments in August, not much, but enough to chip off a month to my mortgage free day (Originally March 2041… when I will be 70 🤦‍♀️).  Mainly debt repayment focused at the moment, but seeing a couple of quid come off my mortgage each day is keeping me motivated for the looooong road ahead.

Sandyra

#32 here September (birthday month   ) OP of £500, thank you julicorn for managing x 

EDIT: £543.70 (wanted to round it down)