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What % Mortgage to Income
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As to acceptable percentages, I'd say
<20% easy life
20-30% normal sort of range
30-40% bit high
40-50 high
+50% risky
Of course it depends on total cost of living, so maybe total monthly spend over monthly net income is what matters.Happy chappy0 -
Ok, thx everyone for the posts, we were considering spending 43% of our joint net income on a new mortgage but the buyer we had for ours has suddenly "found" a cottage he wants to buy insead and pulled out. So, maybe it's fate!0
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