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Could i ever afford it?
uk_honey
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I just broke up with my partner whom i lived with in his house.
I was wondering if there is any way i could afford a mortgage, i havent started to research it at all yet so please excuse that i know nothing.
I have a low income of £15,000 and no debt. What is the best option for me, i am assuming this is too low therefore should i rent but then have no money left over to ever save for a mortgage ?
Thanks
I was wondering if there is any way i could afford a mortgage, i havent started to research it at all yet so please excuse that i know nothing.
I have a low income of £15,000 and no debt. What is the best option for me, i am assuming this is too low therefore should i rent but then have no money left over to ever save for a mortgage ?
Thanks
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