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Brendan Hughes 19 October 2007 03:33 PM


Originally Posted by petey (Post 7342720)
To be honest i think we are both under earners in the grand scheme of things.

You're not really entering into the spirit of this thread are you?




My payments are about 27% of income. Oh, and my wife calls me "Truncheon".

fast bloke 19 October 2007 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by Mitchy260 (Post 7342329)

Just doesn't make financial sense to me that's all;)

It is basically a lifestyle choice. Everyone could manage with a car that does 60 MPH and 100 MPG. No-one really needs to eat out or go on holiday. No-one needs more than two bedrooms and one bathroom. If you save every penny that you possibly can you would save hundreds of thousands over your lifetime. I don't see a problem with what Ted Maul is doing as long as it is affordable. It really is no different than buying a scoob.... the numbers are just different

Brit_in_Japan 19 October 2007 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by paulg1979 (Post 7335421)
No I have no car. Just a company van with free fuel:D

This is how I worked mine out:

Mortgage £1400
Mobile phone bills £60
BT phone and broadband £35
Council Tax £150
Gas and Electric £70
Food £400
Tv Licence £10
Home insurance £20
Fiancees car £140 (insurance paid up for year)
Fuel for car £60 (only works up the road)

TOTAL £2345

£4000 - £2345 = £1655.

I can see a new car coming along. :norty:

Unless I missed it somewhere, your 45k p.a. plus overtime is gross isn't it? So £4k/month gross translates into what net of tax & NI, £3k, less?

If 4k gross/month, go back and check what you can afford. If net, carry on ! :)

bugeyeandy 19 October 2007 06:09 PM

I'm paying £800 a month rent on a two bed house. If I were to buy a similar property i'd be looking at £250k - £300k mortgage. Totally unaffordable.
Wish i'd bought a place years ago :(

paulg1979 19 October 2007 08:38 PM


Originally Posted by Brit_in_Japan (Post 7343114)
Unless I missed it somewhere, your 45k p.a. plus overtime is gross isn't it? So £4k/month gross translates into what net of tax & NI, £3k, less?

If 4k gross/month, go back and check what you can afford. If net, carry on ! :)

With Overtime I net just over 3k and the fiancee nets £1k so together 4k net.:)

matchmaker 19 October 2007 08:59 PM

Pay £225-00 per month :):) Only have a 22k mortgage :D:D

fatherpierre 19 October 2007 09:27 PM

Is that 'cos you live in a horrible house/area, or you bought it years and years ago?

matchmaker 19 October 2007 09:52 PM


Originally Posted by fatherpierre (Post 7343853)
Is that 'cos you live in a horrible house/area, or you bought it years and years ago?

The former :(:(

Also ex-council tenant with a 48% discount :):)

fatherpierre 19 October 2007 10:29 PM

At least your mortgage is less than most pay out on a car loan!

thesyn 19 October 2007 10:39 PM


Originally Posted by matchmaker (Post 7343929)
The former :(:(

Also ex-council tenant with a 48% discount :):)

RESULT!

chocolate_o_brian 20 October 2007 02:50 PM


Originally Posted by fatherpierre (Post 7344013)
At least your mortgage is less than most pay out on a car loan!

i wanna know where you live, £22k on a car loan round here.... erm nope. christ

logiclee 20 October 2007 03:45 PM


Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian (Post 7345047)
i wanna know where you live, £22k on a car loan round here.... erm nope. christ

I think he meant the £225 a month payment.

My mortgage is less than my car loan if I pay the minimum mortgage payment but this month is my last car payment. :luxhello:

Cheers
Lee

Ted Maul 22 October 2007 08:22 PM


Originally Posted by Mitchy260 (Post 7342329)
High flier, 150k pa:thumb:
Still your situation doesn't make the best sense to me....

£2300 is 30% of your take home pay so quick calculation puts your take home at roughly £7650pm. Minus your mortgage payment = £5350 per month left over :eek:
May i ask why you have a 35yr interest only mortgage if this is the case:wonder:
A 25yr repayment mortgage for £500k over 25 yrs is £3k per month (5.29%) compared to your 35 yrs at £2300per month interest only.

Interest only as you are now = £2300 x 420 + £500k = £1.466m

vs

Repayment over 25yrs = £3000 x 300 =£900k

Saving you over £1/2m in the long run:eek: Im sure you can afford the additional £700pm seeing your left over balance above:thumb:

Just doesn't make financial sense to me that's all;)


It's seems to be really easy spending £3k on nothing a month. (wife who likes spending, kids etc) plus holidays, cars etc it can go quite quickly. Also, I try to invest what I can as this can return me a better rate than the mortgage rate so in theory I will more than make up the £500k overspend...(I don't invest enough at the moment but salaries etc should increase over the next few years, only 33, time on my side hopefully)

ps - high flier lol - most of the people around me at work earn many multiples of this, I don't feel like a high flier.


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