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  • SPL
    SPL Posts: 268 Forumite
    welcome salty 69:beer:
  • SALTY69
    SALTY69 Posts: 81 Forumite
    Thanks SPL look forward to seeing how everyone is doing.

    :beer:
    Glad to be sorting my dept. Before Retirement.
    Now Mortgage free and in Council property
    Heaven
  • hummingbird
    hummingbird Posts: 1,522 Forumite
    Hello again everyone, I haven't set up online banking yet, so does anyone know if the Halifax accepts cash overpayments over the counter? Or will I have to send a cheque in? ;)
    £10 a day extra in May '18[B]£35/310[
    Virtual Sealed Pot 2018 £500/£2500 = 20%
    You can find my diary here:http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=5189836:beer:
  • Di-Dough
    Di-Dough Posts: 306 Forumite
    I'm confused - Sorry!

    If you took out a 2 yr fixed rated in 2007, are your payments not fixed until 2009? How did you payments go down? :confused: (Not fair! I want my payments to go down!)

    Very good question:confused: My Mortgage instructions say "22 payments at a fixed rate of 5.350% - the mortgage is fixed until 31/05/2009 and so the payment will not change until after this date providing the account is up to date" :confused: I suppose I should be happy as long as they go down and not up!!:rolleyes:
    Sealed Pot Challenge # 007
  • SALTY69 wrote: »
    Can i join your happy band as well please, £40000 mortgage and thats it. Hoping to pay £300 a month overpayment's and more if possible. No credit cards or Car payment so all will be put into this. Will be putting a bit away each month for holidays rainy day etc. many thanks in advance.

    :beer:

    welcome SALTY69 - shall I put your target for the year down as £3600 or a bit more? PM me with the details!

    DFW nerd no = 281 (graduate)

  • Hello again everyone, I haven't set up online banking yet, so does anyone know if the Halifax accepts cash overpayments over the counter? Or will I have to send a cheque in? ;)

    I know a lot of places do accept cash but I am not sure about the Halifax. Could you phone up armchair banking and ask them?

    DFW nerd no = 281 (graduate)

  • torbrex
    torbrex Posts: 71,340 Forumite
    10,000 Posts Combo Breaker Rampant Recycler Hung up my suit!
    My Jan payment went through today so I have officially entered the 2008 challenge and my sig is updated accordingly.
    This is going to be a big year for me as I am just about to start a new job and with luck by the end of the year I will be in the happy position of being able to be morgage free. I do not have a huge mortgage left compared with others (£11,000) but for me the privilege of becoming shot of it outweighs everything else at the moment.
  • JC_Derby
    JC_Derby Posts: 815 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    My aim is to have totally offset or paid off my mortgage by Dec 2010
    Current balance is £21431.72.

    However this is partially offset by some savings and some stoozed cash.
  • SPL
    SPL Posts: 268 Forumite
    hooray - won ten pounds on teh lottery

    guess where this is going ......
  • SALTY69
    SALTY69 Posts: 81 Forumite
    bellsbells wrote: »
    welcome SALTY69 - shall I put your target for the year down as £3600 or a bit more? PM me with the details!

    Thanks Bellsbells, Looking foward to it all, i have sent you a pm.

    :beer:

    Salty69
    Glad to be sorting my dept. Before Retirement.
    Now Mortgage free and in Council property
    Heaven
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