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Can I really afford it?
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d0nkeyk0ng wrote: »Fast cars and women. Actually I had to give £10k towards my sister's wedding. The rest went on courses and exams.
And is this now finishing? You won't be able to afford a nice house and still play with fast cars and women (so to speak!).Mortgage: [STRIKE]Jan 11 - £91830 [/STRIKE][STRIKE] Jan 12 - £89'199[/STRIKE] May 14 - £69'999 Car Loan: [STRIKE]Jan 11 - £3658 [/STRIKE] July 12 - £0! Credit Card: [STRIKE] Jan 11 - £3300 Jan 12 - £2250 [/STRIKE] Oct 13 - £0
MFiT-T3:#43 (Half Mortgage) April 13 - £10719/£42875 (25.00%)0 -
d0nkeyk0ng wrote: »Actually I had to give £10k towards my sister's wedding.
Was your choice, though a nice gesture.0 -
stay at home another year, save another £24K gives you much better deposit
Council tax Band C/D might be around £130-£160ish a month, you dont want to be buying E/F or you will be around/above £200. Another reason to get a smaller pad.0 -
d0nkeyk0ng wrote: »Fast cars and women. Actually I had to give £10k towards my sister's wedding. The rest went on courses and exams.
I don't think I'd even want to spend £10k on my own wedding.0
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