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Just to add to the moneywasting comments
You should really spread your investment to minimise the risk, and possibly make a killing elsewhere...
Your and your partners combined tax free, no interest (because you are not borrowing) ISA allowance is 14K a year;)
You could weigh your investment towards property, if you feel so.
If you trust your partner, (and she trust's you)...
All you are doing by taking out more and more mortgages is paying the bank lots of money in interest. Why do that?
Good luck.0 -
If this indicative of the financial logic out there, I now understand why property prices keep rising the way they seem to If I had a pound for every time I didn't play the lottery...0
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MrChips wrote:If this indicative of the financial logic out there, I now understand why property prices keep rising the way they seem to
This is kind of what I've been getting at....but for some reason people seem to assume everyone is financially astute.......
I dunno....there are plenty of investment vehicles that right now look more attractive then property.0 -
Alan_M wrote:
I dunno....there are plenty of investment vehicles that right now look more attractive then property.
Such as? What can you tell me about that will give me anything like the return of had on my property. I'm not doubting you, I genuinely would like to know.0
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