Thanks for picking up the baton on next year's MFW.
I'd like to continue participation as #10 please. I didn't make 2016's £5k target as I stopped working to look after the kids so halved our income.
However I'm going to be brave and try for another £5k in 2017. It's a huge undertaking for which I don't have a plan but need to stay on track to meet the MFi3-4 challenge and our aspiration to be MF by 2025.
Thank you
MIB x
MFW2020 #5 £1,008/2,000 Aim for MF-in-10 from 2015 Sep'12 £233,750 Jan'15 £222,329 Jul’20 £149,895 MFiT T4 #24 £48k/£34k MFiT T5 #24 £11,105/£41k £13,428 in 2012 Debt Free day 30th April 2014
However I'm going to be brave and try for another £5k in 2017. It's a huge undertaking for which I don't have a plan but need to stay on track to meet the MFi3-4 challenge and our aspiration to be MF by 2025.
That's the beauty of MFW, can always try and make up ground later. Good luck with next year's 5k challenge!
I am currently number 148 for the MFW 2016 challenge. If possible could I have number 86 for 2017 as that is currently showing as free on this year's sheet. If not available could I just have a number lower than 148 please.
I am expecting an expensive year going forward so could you please set my target as £3750.
Thanks
2019 MFW No.12
OP Target 2019: £3600
Monthly Total: £300
Year To Date: £3300
Me Me Me again please. (I was number 15 last year)
This year I was able to pay £500 per month but my deal is changing in March and changing to me being able to overpay by 10% which in the first few years means I can pay more! But I think this year means this:
Jan - £500
Feb - £500
March - Dec - 10%
and I won't know what this 10% is till March so I can get a exact figure based on my mortgage at the end of Feb but my aim is to pay the max of 10% over the coming year.
Please may I retain my #74 and the target I need to give you early January when I know my closing balance for this year and what I am allowed to overpay (and have my indicative bonus % from work)!
Have put a shout out for this challenge on my thread, thanks for running HiddenShadow
Cheers,
Rasputin - Man vs Mortgage
Baby Step 1 - £1k Emergency Fund - COMPLETE Baby Step 2 - Pay off all debts except the Mortgage - £9,326 to go
Baby Step 3 - Save 6 months of expenses into full Emergency Fund - £4,300 to go Baby Step 4 - Put 15% into Pension
Baby Step 6 - Pay off the Mortgage early
Baby Step 7 - Live like no-one else
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Thanks for picking up the baton on next year's MFW.
I'd like to continue participation as #10 please. I didn't make 2016's £5k target as I stopped working to look after the kids so halved our income.
However I'm going to be brave and try for another £5k in 2017. It's a huge undertaking for which I don't have a plan but need to stay on track to meet the MFi3-4 challenge and our aspiration to be MF by 2025.
Thank you
MIB x
Sep'12 £233,750 Jan'15 £222,329 Jul’20 £149,895
MFiT T4 #24 £48k/£34k
MFiT T5 #24 £11,105/£41k
£13,428 in 2012 Debt Free day 30th April 2014
That's the beauty of MFW, can always try and make up ground later.
MFiT-T5 No. 70 £15202.06/£27506.08
Me please! £2500 in 2017 and #85 again if possible.
Thanks for running it
TSG
I am currently number 148 for the MFW 2016 challenge. If possible could I have number 86 for 2017 as that is currently showing as free on this year's sheet. If not available could I just have a number lower than 148 please.
I am expecting an expensive year going forward so could you please set my target as £3750.
Thanks
OP Target 2019: £3600
Monthly Total: £300
Year To Date: £3300
This year I was able to pay £500 per month but my deal is changing in March and changing to me being able to overpay by 10% which in the first few years means I can pay more! But I think this year means this:
Jan - £500
Feb - £500
March - Dec - 10%
and I won't know what this 10% is till March so I can get a exact figure based on my mortgage at the end of Feb but my aim is to pay the max of 10% over the coming year.
Miss Pinky xxx
I am new to the forum.
Could you please add me for 2017? I have a target of £20,000.
Thanks :-)
Thank you!
Mort- Oct16 £170.995 (end Nov 2041) Apr20 £141,644.76
Overpayments 2016 £255.50 2017 £2600.40 2018 £4500 2019 £2858
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Please may I retain my #74 and the target I need to give you early January when I know my closing balance for this year and what I am allowed to overpay (and have my indicative bonus % from work)!
Have put a shout out for this challenge on my thread, thanks for running HiddenShadow
Cheers,
Rasputin - Man vs Mortgage
Baby Step 2 - Pay off all debts except the Mortgage - £9,326 to go
Baby Step 3 - Save 6 months of expenses into full Emergency Fund - £4,300 to go
Baby Step 4 - Put 15% into Pension
Baby Step 6 - Pay off the Mortgage early
Baby Step 7 - Live like no-one else
My target is to pay off £25,000 in 2017.
Best wishes
ATB xx
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