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louloubelle79
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Hello All £ saving experts!
I am in need of some advice.
This is my story in brief:
I split from my ex of 11 years 10 months ago, he left the house and i have continued to pay the mortgage on my own as wanted the house. Was a full time student so got a lodger in to help out and been qualified 1 month now and my re-mortgage is all going through.
I am engaged to my new partner now (after 6 months) and we are looking to get our own place as there are too many sad memories for me in this house.
I have paid for the ex to come off the deeds and we are discussing at present how much he will get out of the house (£20,000).
I have a mortgage going through at present with Bristol and West, fixed for 3 years in my name only.
Would it be best to move now or wait a while?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated....
From a confused £££ saving expert trainee
I am in need of some advice.
This is my story in brief:
I split from my ex of 11 years 10 months ago, he left the house and i have continued to pay the mortgage on my own as wanted the house. Was a full time student so got a lodger in to help out and been qualified 1 month now and my re-mortgage is all going through.
I am engaged to my new partner now (after 6 months) and we are looking to get our own place as there are too many sad memories for me in this house.
I have paid for the ex to come off the deeds and we are discussing at present how much he will get out of the house (£20,000).
I have a mortgage going through at present with Bristol and West, fixed for 3 years in my name only.
Would it be best to move now or wait a while?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated....
From a confused £££ saving expert trainee
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Thanks
I dont want to sell and let the ex know im moving as he will then want more than his 20k i expect, so do i wait unitl my name is on the mortgage finally or should i do it whilst its all going through??? UUMmmmmmm0
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