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Urgent help needed on new mortgage
bigjb603
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Hi everyone, Just joined the site and would be grateful for advice.. I'm so lost in the mire of finding a mortgage.
Basically, am divorcing and looking for a £90,000 or £95,000 mortgage on a property worth 160,000. I will have around 65k deposit.
I am 45yrs old in July , so can realistically only go for a 15yr repayment. My annual salary is 26k. Can prob afford around £750 a month or thereabouts.
I'm lost for the best and cheapest options. A tall order but anyone seen anything I should look at or any helpful advice ?
Thanks
John
Basically, am divorcing and looking for a £90,000 or £95,000 mortgage on a property worth 160,000. I will have around 65k deposit.
I am 45yrs old in July , so can realistically only go for a 15yr repayment. My annual salary is 26k. Can prob afford around £750 a month or thereabouts.
I'm lost for the best and cheapest options. A tall order but anyone seen anything I should look at or any helpful advice ?
Thanks
John
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Hi everyone, Just joined the site and would be grateful for advice.. I'm so lost in the mire of finding a mortgage.
Basically, am divorcing and looking for a £90,000 or £95,000 mortgage on a property worth 160,000. I will have around 65k deposit.
I am 45yrs old in July , so can realistically only go for a 15yr repayment. My annual salary is 26k. Can prob afford around £750 a month or thereabouts.
I'm lost for the best and cheapest options. A tall order but anyone seen anything I should look at or any helpful advice ?
Thanks
John
Hi John, no problems that I can see.
We will all be retiring at the age of 68, unless you have other plans?
As you will be relying on your only income, it would be advisable to get a good fixed rate.
JoeKI am an Independent Financial Adviser.Anything posted on this forum is for discussion purposes only. It should not be considered financial advice. Different people have different needs and what is right for one person may be different for another. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser who can advise you after finding out more about your situation.0 -
Thanks.. is good to know that a fixed rate is the way to go...I can't work out the variety of other types. I def want everything to be paid off by the time I'm 60 (well, I can hope anyway).
Herein lies the rub.. what term should I get a fixed rate over? .. given that I'm looking over 15yrs (how long's a piece of string I know).. and who really is the best deal right now ? Everything seems to change so often.. and I'm going potty trying to get my head round it all.
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Thanks.. is good to know that a fixed rate is the way to go...I can't work out the variety of other types. I def want everything to be paid off by the time I'm 60 (well, I can hope anyway).
Herein lies the rub.. what term should I get a fixed rate over? .. given that I'm looking over 15yrs (how long's a piece of string I know).. and who really is the best deal right now ? Everything seems to change so often.. and I'm going potty trying to get my head round it all.
John
Now we are not allowed to give advice on this forum but as a guide a 15 year term repayment mortgage with a fixed rate of 6.20% would cost around £781.31 pm.
Hope this will help to narrow down your choice.
JoekI am an Independent Financial Adviser.Anything posted on this forum is for discussion purposes only. It should not be considered financial advice. Different people have different needs and what is right for one person may be different for another. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser who can advise you after finding out more about your situation.0
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