Comments on: How we’ll be mortgage free (at least) 11 years ahead of schedule…. https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/how-well-be-mortgage-free-at-least-11-years-ahead-of-schedule/ Living a Fabulously Frugal Family Life Fri, 26 Aug 2022 18:31:01 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Remortgaging in uk https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/how-well-be-mortgage-free-at-least-11-years-ahead-of-schedule/#comment-330723 Sun, 11 Aug 2019 10:20:28 +0000 https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/?p=28315#comment-330723 Well done that you want to remortgage in order to get a better bet in order to look like a lower risk and get a better rate. This is the right decision. I had the same story, there were smaller amounts and I dealt with this faster, but I believe in you!

]]> By: Mortgage Lenders https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/how-well-be-mortgage-free-at-least-11-years-ahead-of-schedule/#comment-330227 Sun, 16 Jun 2019 08:06:40 +0000 https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/?p=28315#comment-330227 We are taking financial advantage by using mortgage services from different agencies. at present mortgage service users are rapidly grown and there is nothing to lose. the truth is mortgage is the easy way to make liquid money for short term to fulfill our emergency money crisis.

]]> By: Emma https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/how-well-be-mortgage-free-at-least-11-years-ahead-of-schedule/#comment-327927 Tue, 24 Jul 2018 12:31:49 +0000 https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/?p=28315#comment-327927 This is on my list after I become debt free and build a larger emergency fund as you’re doing now! I do keep dreaming of owning a huge house one day, but the three bed we’re in now works for us and the thought of paying off the mortgage is a dream!

]]> By: Bunny https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/how-well-be-mortgage-free-at-least-11-years-ahead-of-schedule/#comment-327726 Tue, 26 Jun 2018 15:57:18 +0000 https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/?p=28315#comment-327726 In reply to Kate.

I did that! I had it for about 18 months and put the max into it, well worthwhile. I also bought using help to buy and a 5% deposit. It meant I could get started on paying off a mortgage rather than renting for another couple of years. Keep going!

]]> By: Kate https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/how-well-be-mortgage-free-at-least-11-years-ahead-of-schedule/#comment-327725 Tue, 26 Jun 2018 15:46:52 +0000 https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/?p=28315#comment-327725 Wow that sounds amazing! I’m currently saving for my first house… well I’m slowly transferring the money into a housing ISA (snooze but worth it)

Kate xx
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]]> By: Bunny https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/how-well-be-mortgage-free-at-least-11-years-ahead-of-schedule/#comment-327722 Tue, 26 Jun 2018 11:40:51 +0000 https://www.frugalfamily.co.uk/?p=28315#comment-327722 I love the overpayment calculator! I’m 12 months into my first mortgage and have managed to overpay by the equivalent of 5 months payments, which I’m proud of. Finding it a great way to save for the next house, as interest rates are so low and I have a comfortable emergency pot of 2.5 months of living expenses. It feels so good to be in this position after years of livign in my overdraft!

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