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2025 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
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#20 reporting £250 for November please1
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#35 with £625 for November. Thank you.MFWB 2025 #35: £11,150.81 / £10,000
Prolific 2025 £294.34 / £500
MFWB Diary
Mortgage 1 Jan 2025: £63,215.87
Mortgage 1 Feb 2025: £61,655.16
Mortgage 1 Mar 2025: £60,635.55
Mortgage 1 Apr 2025: £59,422.35
Mortgage 1 May 2025: £58,164.35
Mortgage 1 June 2025: £57,055.79
Mortgage 1 July 2025: £55,918.13
Mortgage 1 August 2025: £54,624.07
Mortgage 1 September 2025: £53,722.34
Mortgage 1 October 2025: £52,539.83
Mortgage 1 November 2025: £51,483.471 -
My saga of transferring an ISA (been blocked for no good reason for over two years) - has resulted in an interest payment that's going straight to the mortgage (unfortunately they messed it up and paid it into my current account rather transferred it with the ISA) - so updated numbers (apologies julicorn!):#55 November Overpayments:
499.61
454.86
363.12
1,151.56
TOTAL for November: 2469.15
Thanks for keeping track of it julicorn!1 -
#57 with OP of £511.37 for November. Thanks1
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#37 £37.34 (temporarily diverted OPs to EF in case of a redundancy 😬) and I accidentally sent these amounts over to the OP instead of EF.Emergency Fund- £717.771
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one down, one to go (Holiday home)
Main house just cleared with Santander, 135k (in many lump sums) DONE THIS WEEK. Feels good
100k left on Holiday Home - which is high value, but happy to let tick away3 -
jobbywobbler said:one down, one to go (Holiday home)
Main house just cleared with Santander, 135k (in many lump sums) DONE THIS WEEK. Feels good
100k left on Holiday Home - which is high value, but happy to let tick away
Awh that's so exciting, congratulations 👏🎉I'm FTB, not an expert, all my comments are from personal experience and not a professional advice.MFWB 2026 #44.Mortgage debt start date = 11/2024 = 175k (5.19% interest rate, 20 year term)- Q4/2024 = 139.3k (5.19% -> 4.94%)
- Q1/2025 = 125.3k (4.94% -> 4.69%)
- Q2/2025 = 108.9K (4.69% -> 4.44%)
- Q3/2025 = 92.2k (4.44% -> 4.19%)
- Q4/2025 = 48k (4.19% -> ??)
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I'm FTB, not an expert, all my comments are from personal experience and not a professional advice.MFWB 2026 #44.Mortgage debt start date = 11/2024 = 175k (5.19% interest rate, 20 year term)
- Q4/2024 = 139.3k (5.19% -> 4.94%)
- Q1/2025 = 125.3k (4.94% -> 4.69%)
- Q2/2025 = 108.9K (4.69% -> 4.44%)
- Q3/2025 = 92.2k (4.44% -> 4.19%)
- Q4/2025 = 48k (4.19% -> ??)
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#29 reporting an extra £10 payment for November making the Nov total of £113.13, thank you Julicorn!Mortgage start: Sept 2018 £140,000 (30 years) Sept 2020: £129,131
Sept 2021: £121,000 (remortgaged for 22 years), Sept 2022: £111,009, Sept 2023: £101,700, Sept 2024: £94,405, Sept 2025: £85,470
Current: £84,900 (Oct 25)
MFW 2025 #29
Just keep swimming1 -
#21 with another £15 for November making a monthly total of £285. Thanks JulicornSPC #023 SPC 12: £125.86[/COLOUR]:SPC 13: £214.98: SPC 14: £297.41 SPC 15: £237.27 SPC 16 £335.39; SPC 17 £662.09 SPC 18 £660.03[ SPC 19 ?COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]MFW #21 Mortgage start Dec 2015 £79,950; Dec 2025 £16,893[/COLOR] 2025 OP £2773/COLOR]/£2,000 MFiT T6 #3 £19070/£25,500 (72.82%%) MFiT T7 #3 £4997/£21,930 (22.78%)1
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