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Negative Equity - Moving House

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  • gifster83
    gifster83 Posts: 32 Forumite
    Are these worth looking at?

    http : // www . guardian . co . uk / money / 2010 / jun / 27 / negative-equity-mortgages-ireland-uk

    Seem a little bit unusual in this market.
  • carefullycautious
    carefullycautious Posts: 2,464 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Dont dig yourself in any deeper than you already are. Try to pay down your mortgage and charge and enjoy your baby.

    Baby doesnt care where you live.

    Dont get stressed out about a situation you cannot at this time change.
  • sonastin
    sonastin Posts: 3,210 Forumite
    You might feel crowded where you are but people have brought up babies in much smaller cramped conditions for millenia. Its only really going to matter once you're thinking about schools so for now concentrate on making the best of what you've got and getting your finances in the best state for moving when the time is right.
  • longtimelurker_2
    longtimelurker_2 Posts: 119 Forumite
    gifster83 wrote: »
    I have just been speaking to Tesco about a personal loan to cover the second charge (at a better APR!) and I think this might be an option. It doesn't slave the situation but at least I will be slightly in positive equity!

    Any thoughts???
    Freudian slip?
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