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% of your take home salary on mortgage payments?
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Mine is currently 28% of my sole income, in 1999 it was 26% but I was also heavily in debt."You've been reading SOS when it's just your clock reading 5:05 "0
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On a 10 year fixed rate of 4.79%
Regular pament = 27% of joint income.
Currently Overpaying so payment = 50% of joint income.
Still able to holiday and have a few nice things.
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It's 20% for usDMP starts June 2012, £38,180.
Balance June 2015 £26,046 (paid off 32%)
DMP mutual support thread no 4340
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