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Thread ID: 119221	2011-07-11 13:09:00	Maths question	beetle (243)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1216154	2011-07-12 01:42:00	Being mortgage free is fantastic! Hope it doesn't take you too long.:) To give you some idea, it will be about 25 years, but thanks for your thoughts. It's not long if you say it quick.	Cicero (40)
1216155	2011-07-12 03:01:00	i thought i stated 25 years........... cant remember now. i pay fortnightly, Well maybe they made it 30. Like mine did. Ignore it, after 12 years say, as a random figure, you will find that what you pay now is amazingly low and you could increase it a whole heap, which gets rid of it quicker. And 15 years maybe, you'll suddenly realise the amount you owe is pathetically small and you could (or maybe nearly) pay it all off. It's happened to us before........................before we decided to start over.............LOL	pctek (84)
1216156	2011-07-12 05:20:00	LOL curently id say about $50 extra each fortnight........ and if i do my calculations correct i have paid about 6 thousand off in 3 years...... sigh....... looking at the start balance and the current balance.... actually feels quite good to see it chunking down nicely....:D beetle	beetle (243)
1216157	2011-07-12 05:36:00	Is it possible that somewhere along the way the bank has increased the interest rate. Maybe, instead of increasing your regular payments, they have increased the term of the loan.	Bobh (5192)
1216158	2011-07-12 05:42:00	For the whole time ive had the morgage its been fixed...... or refixed..... no matter, life carries on....and money comes and money gooooooooooooeeeessssss.........much faster than it comes in..:D beetle:rolleyes:	beetle (243)
1216159	2011-07-13 00:30:00	I like beetles attitude towards this, Go Beetle, pay that mortgage off! :D	Empathy. (16382)
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