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Managed to make my normal OP early this month as DH was paid early -just hope we can keep the reins on as it will be longer till next pay day! Anyway, mortgage is set to go under £37k when we make our 'regular' payment on 2nd October. Whoopee!
Keep up the good work everyone.
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Managed to op by £795 this month.Thanks to all the lovely people on here I have managed to cut my hours down to 2 days a week, allowing me to spend more time with my gorgeous Children. :j0
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shirlgirl2004 wrote: »Good luck Tracey it is hard work at times but can be all consuming too. Remember to have fun still whilst paying off the mortgage :beer:
Thank you :beer: I've just reduced my working days from 5 to 4 (only losing 3 hours in the process but gaining a whole day to do what I want!). Mystery shopping meals provide the majority of our 'entertainment' and I also work for AQA in my spare time for a bit of extra cash. I really need to declutter and I'm hoping that might add to my mortgage pot.0 -
hi bellsbells, i declare my target to be £600 for this year ...really hoping to be able to do better than that if i can:D have to feed my new addiction!!:rotfl:0
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Due to cashing in endowment and then being able to pay off 5% in overpayments on my mortgage, have reached my annual target of £2135.70:j . So cannot make any more op's this year, but will be back next April (start of my year for op's) to join in next year's challenge. Good luck to each and every one of you who are on this challenge and keep up the good work.
Thanks also to bellsbells:beer: (who I will pm shortly) for looking after us all and keeping a log of our progress - and to everyone else :beer: for the inspiration and determination you have given me.When you were born, you were crying and everyone around was smiling. Live your life so at the end, you're the one who is smiling and everyone around you is crying! :rotfl:0 -
Welcome frazzmunch and TraceyJ:j
Today is the last day for September totals. Tomorrow the first post will be cleared for October:eek: Where has this year gone!
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Hi,
I transferred £950 last night. Not as much as I hoped but I have had a holiday and an expensive weekend this month.
Plus I've realised that my original target was set more in enthusiasm than reality!0 -
not sure what to do with my (small) payrise of net £50 a month.
If i pay it off of our mortgage then it reduces the term another 2 years our making us mortgage-free in 8 years. sound good.
But, whilst the children are still quite little i want to take them to Disneyworld so want to put some money back for that in a few years time.
Oh, what's a girl to do?
well done everyone for being so focused.Sky-blue pink
MFW no. 141
Current mortage £37300 over 20 years
Over-paying by £185 a month reducing term to 8 years...
Money grows on the tree of persistence0 -
Have been off-radar a bit recently as did not have a wage coming in. I do now! Yay!!!! First pay day was last Friday so on Saturday made an OP of £250 So here's the state of play:Aim: to OP £2000Sept OP: £250Total OP to date: £1682.56For some reason I can't use the emoticons but I'm jumping up and down!CourgetteUpdating soon...0
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No idea what happened to that message or why it won't let me edit. Is it clear enough for you to update from, Bells Bells?Updating soon...0
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