Staying focused on this… leads to this…. leads to living here…hopefully! I’m feeling very under the weather today but wanted to blog, so I’m saying it with pictures. Further budget posts to follow
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From the category archives:
mortgage freedom
Our goal is to achieve Financial Freedom by December 2020; being mortgage free (as soon as possible), is part of that goal and every month I track our progress. May 1st 2012 Mortgage Stats: Original Mortgage: £138,485 (April 2006) Original term: 300 months (March 2031) Outstanding Balance: £95,527.36 Reduction from last month: 2,220.47 Paid off to [...]
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Our goal is to achieve Financial Freedom by December 2020; being mortgage free (as soon as possible), is part of that goal and every month I track our progress. April 1st 2012 Mortgage Stats: Original Mortgage: £138,485 (April 2006) Original term: 300 months (March 2031) Outstanding Balance: £97,747.83 Reduction from last month: 2,215.94 Paid off to date: £40,737.17 Monthly payment: [...]
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Our current mortgage balance is £99,963.77 and to achieve our extended goal of £80,000 by the end of the year we need to at least £2,600 in snowflakes to our current over payments. I set my target for March at £300 and here’s how I did: £39.87 eBay. I listed a few things on eBay [...]
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It pretty easy to tell where all my focus is at the moment – I can’t seem to stop talking about it. I’m obsessed with gaining freedom from mortgage debt and I’m planning all the little ways that I can pay down that beast as soon as possible, while trying to keep balance in our [...]
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