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How much savings should someone in their early 30s have?
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sourcrates said:There are only very limited circumstances in which you can take any pension before the age of 55, are you certain of your position here ?
Yes, it's a military Immediate Pension.1 -
Paying off £175k in 12 months is pretty good going though?Ivrytwr3 said:
12 months remaining of the mortgage. Originally took out in 2006, 1 house move and increased mortgage in 2010 and due to finish mortgage in 2024.[Deleted User] said:
You are planning to pay off a mortgage of £300000 in just 12 months? How are you able to access a pensions at 52? I must be missing something?Ivrytwr3 said:!!!!!! all!
With CoL and 1 child at Uni and the other starting next year (hopefullly!) we have burned through any savings we did have + about £6k in debts.
But, we have 12 months left on our mortgage (£300k+) and in 2yrs i'll have access to £70k lump sum and £19k immediate pension at age 52.
There is no money left at the end of the month
Also, sorry, the mortgage is/was £175k and the property is worth £300k+. I wish i could afford to pay off £300k in 12 months
Pension is Government pension.
But the point is, we have no savings anymore
Statement of Affairs (SOA) link: https://www.lemonfool.co.uk/financecalculators/soa.phpFor free, non-judgemental debt advice, try: Stepchange or National Debtline. Beware fee charging companies with similar names.0 -
The mortgage was 175k taken out in 2006. There are 12 monthly repayments remaining.kimwp said:
Paying off £175k in 12 months is pretty good going though?Ivrytwr3 said:
12 months remaining of the mortgage. Originally took out in 2006, 1 house move and increased mortgage in 2010 and due to finish mortgage in 2024.[Deleted User] said:
You are planning to pay off a mortgage of £300000 in just 12 months? How are you able to access a pensions at 52? I must be missing something?Ivrytwr3 said:!!!!!! all!
With CoL and 1 child at Uni and the other starting next year (hopefullly!) we have burned through any savings we did have + about £6k in debts.
But, we have 12 months left on our mortgage (£300k+) and in 2yrs i'll have access to £70k lump sum and £19k immediate pension at age 52.
There is no money left at the end of the month
Also, sorry, the mortgage is/was £175k and the property is worth £300k+. I wish i could afford to pay off £300k in 12 months
Pension is Government pension.
But the point is, we have no savings anymore
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Oh I see! "Is/was" is actually "was in 2006"TheAble said:
The mortgage was 175k taken out in 2006. There are 12 monthly repayments remaining.kimwp said:
Paying off £175k in 12 months is pretty good going though?Ivrytwr3 said:
12 months remaining of the mortgage. Originally took out in 2006, 1 house move and increased mortgage in 2010 and due to finish mortgage in 2024.[Deleted User] said:
You are planning to pay off a mortgage of £300000 in just 12 months? How are you able to access a pensions at 52? I must be missing something?Ivrytwr3 said:!!!!!! all!
With CoL and 1 child at Uni and the other starting next year (hopefullly!) we have burned through any savings we did have + about £6k in debts.
But, we have 12 months left on our mortgage (£300k+) and in 2yrs i'll have access to £70k lump sum and £19k immediate pension at age 52.
There is no money left at the end of the month
Also, sorry, the mortgage is/was £175k and the property is worth £300k+. I wish i could afford to pay off £300k in 12 months
Pension is Government pension.
But the point is, we have no savings anymore
Statement of Affairs (SOA) link: https://www.lemonfool.co.uk/financecalculators/soa.phpFor free, non-judgemental debt advice, try: Stepchange or National Debtline. Beware fee charging companies with similar names.0
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