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The 'We're saving for a deposit' thread
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well thought i'd join in too in an attempt to keep me motivated and to try and keep the savings up, so far am on budget to hit the target in another 18 months, hopefully i can stick to it
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I think my savings have now reached £15000 which with the conservatively estimated equity in my flat gives me my hoped for deposit of £30000. I say hoped for as I have a bit of savings account transferring to do so I can see everything online and in one place.0
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I've got 38,000 for my new house
Mortgage£148,725 Student loan£13,050 HSBC loan£12,221
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Well done moneysavingnovice!
Just a little update from me, I now have £18503,65 saved for a deposit - i'm still tempted to look at rightmove most days, just to have a look at whats around
Hostie
xxSaving for a deposit for a place of my own.....:jSavings so far £29,450/£40,000:j 73.6% SAVED!!!1poll £23.90/£40.00 (claimed 1x£40)No Monthly Car Payments left! Paid off on the 5/11/10!0 -
Are you putting off buying for the mo or has your target deposit amount increased?hostie1985 wrote: »Well done moneysavingnovice!
Just a little update from me, I now have £18503,65 saved for a deposit - i'm still tempted to look at rightmove most days, just to have a look at whats around
Hostie
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Are you putting off buying for the mo or has your target deposit amount increased?
Hi Squish,
I'm putting off buying at the moment, as there is not much around. Think I might change my sig to £20,000. I also have about £2500 in a seperate account for fees etc.Saving for a deposit for a place of my own.....:jSavings so far £29,450/£40,000:j 73.6% SAVED!!!1poll £23.90/£40.00 (claimed 1x£40)No Monthly Car Payments left! Paid off on the 5/11/10!0 -
Hostie I too wondered what your plans were now you've got to your target. What's your estimated LTV %?
Moneysavingnovice doesn't seem like much of a novice! Well done, are you buying now or still saving?0 -
Hostie I too wondered what your plans were now you've got to your target. What's your estimated LTV %?
Hi Bodmil - Think I might save to £20k and see what there is to buy. I'll be looking at a 15% to 20% deposit on a flat (as I am buying on my own) depends if I buy a 1 or 2 bed place.Saving for a deposit for a place of my own.....:jSavings so far £29,450/£40,000:j 73.6% SAVED!!!1poll £23.90/£40.00 (claimed 1x£40)No Monthly Car Payments left! Paid off on the 5/11/10!0 -
Hostie I too wondered what your plans were now you've got to your target. What's your estimated LTV %?
Moneysavingnovice doesn't seem like much of a novice! Well done, are you buying now or still saving?
There has been a lot of buying 'basics' food from Supermarkets, and not going out/going on holiday etc!
We're about to buy- we've had an offer accepted on a place, 75% LTV, so hopefully we'll exchange within the next month or so!Mortgage£148,725 Student loan£13,050 HSBC loan£12,221
AprGC:£/£3200
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