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If I earn £32k per year
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Can I get a mortgage for £150k??
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do you have any deposit or any other income to help with the payments. Thats nearly 5 times multiple and imho and you would be pushing it.0
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Did you know that in some areas of the country, house prices are 18x the average salary. Obviously the banks don't know this......0
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Phonix : where?I really must stop loafing and get back to work...0
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If you've got a deposit (5%) and a good credit rating then you should be fine.
If not, then you'll end up at somewhere like Northern Rock who'll lend to pretty much anyone with a pulse.
Alliance and Leicester will lend you £140-odd, so you just need to find the extra.0 -
Can you afford such a mortgage?...............................I have put my clock back....... Kcolc ym0
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Take home is £1900 - mortgage of around £800.
That sounds affordable, provided the OP has no other debts, and fixes their rate.0 -
meanmachine wrote:If you've got a deposit (5%) and a good credit rating then you should be fine.
If not, then you'll end up at somewhere like Northern Rock who'll lend to pretty much anyone with a pulse.
Alliance and Leicester will lend you £140-odd, so you just need to find the extra.
Why do you and others continue to say these nasty things about Northern Rock? Seems to me as a mortgage lender if they lent only to bad risks as you imply, then they would go out of business! We have a mortgage with Northern Rock and we have an A+++ credit rating, had huge deposit and very large salary. Yet, we chose to go with Northern Rock.~What you send out comes back to thee thricefold!~~0 -
In my experience Northern Rock are quite tough! My girlfriend used to work for them and they wouldn't give us a loan or a mortgage!0
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Because NR have crazy lending multiples.
And because NR lent a mate of mine 7 times their wage.
And because NR are growing at a huge rate - because they offer loans that more prudent companies wouldn't touch.
Need I go on?0 -
Where?
I read it in an article published in a paper called the London Metro that I picked up on the train whilst on my way down to Devon.
It was the 10th of Septermber and it had been left on a seat by another traveller obviously travelling from London.
As that paper is part of the daily mail group, then I expect it was also published in the mail. Funnily enough I didn't file it away for moments such as these.....0
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