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How much could we burrow on 35k ?
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We have rented for 10 years. Now moved back in with my Dad so we are saving deposit much quicker and no longer paying a very high rent (we were paying 975pcm) NEver missed a payment.How about renting until you both have a job?SAVING FOR OUR FIRST HOUSE DEPOSIT
15,000 NEEDED /35,000 SAVED SO FAR! :j0 -
We have thought about relocating too. But husband has a good job here. But we are willing to try to move a few junctions down the motorway to get a cheaper house.ringo_24601 wrote: »Buy somewhere cheaper is the usual optionSAVING FOR OUR FIRST HOUSE DEPOSIT
15,000 NEEDED /35,000 SAVED SO FAR! :j0 -
Going to make a couple of appointments at building societys to check out what they could possbly give us.
Anyone recommend the ones which are more 'generous' and approachable?
SAVING FOR OUR FIRST HOUSE DEPOSIT
15,000 NEEDED /35,000 SAVED SO FAR! :j0 -
Not much difference to last year's answer really.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4043571
Have you saved your deposit yet, or is it actually just the £100 in your signature?Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman0 -
sugarpants wrote: »Going to make a couple of appointments at building societys to check out what they could possbly give us.
Anyone recommend the ones which are more 'generous' and approachable?
I would give appointments at building societies a miss and get an appointment with a couple of good, independent mortgage advisers instead. They will be able to look at your situation and will have a much better idea of who the best mortgage lender is to approach.0 -
Ok will have a search around for some good ifas. Many thanks for your advice.I would give appointments at building societies a miss and get an appointment with a couple of good, independent mortgage advisers instead. They will be able to look at your situation and will have a much better idea of who the best mortgage lender is to approach.SAVING FOR OUR FIRST HOUSE DEPOSIT
15,000 NEEDED /35,000 SAVED SO FAR! :j0 -
We have moved in with my Dad now so things are a little different
notanewuser wrote: »Not much difference to last year's answer really.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4043571
Have you saved your deposit yet, or is it actually just the £100 in your signature?SAVING FOR OUR FIRST HOUSE DEPOSIT
15,000 NEEDED /35,000 SAVED SO FAR! :j0 -
sugarpants wrote: »We have moved in with my Dad now so things are a little different

Not for mortgage purposes.
Trying to be a man is a waste of a woman0 -
Of course for mortgage purposes!>?notanewuser wrote: »Not for mortgage purposes.
SAVING FOR OUR FIRST HOUSE DEPOSIT
15,000 NEEDED /35,000 SAVED SO FAR! :j0 -
Agree with what hun?ComebackGirl wrote: »I'm not having a dig but if you live in Berkshire and earn £35k between you I doubt any bank would agree.
Is there any way either of you could go for a promotion?SAVING FOR OUR FIRST HOUSE DEPOSIT
15,000 NEEDED /35,000 SAVED SO FAR! :j0
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