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TelBoy
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Hi
I am wondering if any one knows who is offering the highest Salary Multiplier at the moment?
Woolwich advertise 5 times salary on their website but when I phoned I was told it was for Barclays account holders only - 4 times otherwise.
I bank with the Nationwide and they have said 4.1 times salary.
I am trying to get to as near as 5 times salary as I can.
I will have approx. 30% deposit.
I am wondering if any one knows who is offering the highest Salary Multiplier at the moment?
Woolwich advertise 5 times salary on their website but when I phoned I was told it was for Barclays account holders only - 4 times otherwise.
I bank with the Nationwide and they have said 4.1 times salary.
I am trying to get to as near as 5 times salary as I can.
I will have approx. 30% deposit.
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I have done all the sums and have approx 40% deposit so I cannot really see the problem.0
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5x salary if you're earning a lot isn't always horrendous. If you're low paid it is.
If you earn £15k, you take home £1,022/month. 5x = £75k mortgage, which at 5% interest on a repayment mortgage would mean £443/month, leaving £579 to live on.
If you earn £30k, you take home £1885/month. 5x=£150k mortgage, which at 5% interest on a repayment mortgage would mean £886/month, leaving £1000 to live on.
If you earn £60k, the figures are: £3476 takehome, mortgage £300k, £1774/month, leaving you over £1700/month to live on.0 -
Nobody ever can until they get made redundant, get signed off with a long term illness or injury, their partner becomes unexpectedly pregnant with twins, relationship breaks down, the property market falls, interest rates rise to 10% or 15% ....Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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How do you multiply your income?0
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PasturesNew wrote: »5x salary if you're earning a lot isn't always horrendous. If you're low paid it is.
If you earn £15k, you take home £1,022/month. 5x = £75k mortgage, which at 5% interest on a repayment mortgage would mean £443/month, leaving £579 to live on.
If you earn £30k, you take home £1885/month. 5x=£150k mortgage, which at 5% interest on a repayment mortgage would mean £886/month, leaving £1000 to live on.
If you earn £60k, the figures are: £3476 takehome, mortgage £300k, £1774/month, leaving you over £1700/month to live on.
Just doesn't leave any breathing room for the unexpected.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »5x salary if you're earning a lot isn't always horrendous. If you're low paid it is.
If you earn £15k, you take home £1,022/month. 5x = £75k mortgage, which at 5% interest on a repayment mortgage would mean £443/month, leaving £579 to live on.
If you earn £30k, you take home £1885/month. 5x=£150k mortgage, which at 5% interest on a repayment mortgage would mean £886/month, leaving £1000 to live on.
If you earn £60k, the figures are: £3476 takehome, mortgage £300k, £1774/month, leaving you over £1700/month to live on.
Having mortgage repayments to reach 50% of your take home income may not be wise, particularly at 5% interest only, and even if you earn £60K. Personally, I wouldn't exceed a third.0
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