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what % of your wage pays your morgage ?
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About 35% of net pay.0
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it was a joke, lighten up mani buy houses ........... any condition.0
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Good idea for a thread. Ours is about 50% of net pay with overpayments and about 18% of net pay without overpayents.0
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combined income around 30%ish0
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£160/£7,000.... and no it is not a typing error.0
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The mortgage company tell me to pay £320 a month but I am actually paying £1320 per month. It is my only debt and I want it cleared as soon as possible.I'm going for my QuidCo £million!
Total So Far: £9923.580 -
advent1122 wrote: »£160/£7,000.... and no it is not a typing error.
Wow i want you wages!
Are you married? :rotfl:0 -
Little_Miss_Mary wrote: »Wow i want you wages!
Are you married? :rotfl:
'fraid so.
Although I may trade her in for a newer model when I reach 50.
Either that or buy a red sports car.0 -
Just got a mortgage for £530pm, and I earn about £1200pm, which goes on that and rest of bills, leaving me about £100pm left over if I am lucky.
My wife pays for food and enjoyables from her money.
That said it is probably £50pm cheaper than renting around here for a 4 bed house.Nothing to see here :beer:0 -
You registered to ask that?Little_Miss_Mary wrote: »Wow i want you wages!
Are you married? :rotfl:
See my post count ... if it's a bloke I'm ahead of you in the pecking order for that question!0
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