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Having my own property would be a way to have a comfortable capital (or income) once I will be retired and not be renting-dependent all the remaining of my life.
I think it is also an inflation protection if I expect to stay long time, whatever if renting cost more and more through the time.
If...
No, it is not me that leaves UK, but my end client ! (I know, it is not common !)
Sorry for the confusion.
I work for a major end client that decided to quit UK, that's why looking for another job, but want to stay to London for long time and then, think I will go back to France for my...
I agree, it is lot of money, but it is actual London prices for the kind of property I am looking for.
I expect to stay long term, ideally over a decade or two, but sure we never know, situation may change and it could become not affordable anymore.
In this situation, and to avoid mortgage...
Indeed, you are absolutely right, may be reckless without having a better eyesight of my future.
The reason would be to wait even if it could take year before to be able to be able to save enough to counterbalance an potential reduced mortgage affordability.
Thanks
Hello guys,
Sorry to answer only now, thought that my account was not validated and message not posted.
Thank you for your comments and advices.
As I have said previously, my current company will quit UK end of June, so I have to consider to find another opportunity.
It seems, that it become...
Hi,
I am currently contractor within the same company since almost 2 years 1/2 and my current contract should ends on June 2020.
Then, I may consider for a permanent role.
My current rate is £620/day.
For a permanent role, I think that I can expect £90k/year.
According to mortgage...