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Mortgage renewal/existing debts
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brucethefish
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Hi there,
My two year fixed rate deals ends in 12 months. I know I am probably jumping the gun with this, I just wondered if anyone knew if the following debts would be a problem compared to house value/mortgage etc. (The figures below are where I will be in approx 12 months time)
House value - £85,000.00 (As at Nov 2014)
Mortgage - £68,000.00
Credit card 1 - £4,000.00 (Used to buy car, worth approx £5,000.00)
Credit card 2 - £900.00
Credit card 3 - £400.00
Personal Loan - £230.00 per month - balance will be £6000.00
All cards are on 0%
I am self employed through a limited company, my average annual income per tax return is £25,000.00.
Thanks
Chris
My two year fixed rate deals ends in 12 months. I know I am probably jumping the gun with this, I just wondered if anyone knew if the following debts would be a problem compared to house value/mortgage etc. (The figures below are where I will be in approx 12 months time)
House value - £85,000.00 (As at Nov 2014)
Mortgage - £68,000.00
Credit card 1 - £4,000.00 (Used to buy car, worth approx £5,000.00)
Credit card 2 - £900.00
Credit card 3 - £400.00
Personal Loan - £230.00 per month - balance will be £6000.00
All cards are on 0%
I am self employed through a limited company, my average annual income per tax return is £25,000.00.
Thanks
Chris
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Your not over 50% debt/gross income ratio, but what you owe will effect your chances of re-mortgaging with another lender.
Your 80% LTV now, based on a 2 year old valuation.
I would be calling your lender a few months before your fixed rate ends for their best customer retention fixed rate product and work to reduce your debts going forward.0 -
12 months is simply too far away. Anything could happen in the intervening period. Focus on tackling your debts. As a new mortgage product could very easily be the least of your problems.0
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