88K mortgage
12 months into IVA
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Originally posted by Zippy
If you want any help with the specifics please PM me. Good luck mate
Thanks Zippy. A fair chunk is one a low interest until balance paid off credit card. I did have 0% virgin, until I missed a payment over xmas. So transferred off and waiting for their next offer til I transfer back.
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One house paid off and owe £50'000 on my second house. But they are in Oz, so I guess thats cheating..
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Originally posted by andyNo mortgage, still renting
£50k cash in the bank
waiting for the next houseprice crash just like atw
Buy a house in Scotty land we've not seen a house crash in the last 90 years, onwards and upwards softly and gently, crash & boom can only bring doom...
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Originally posted by foritismeWell technically yes..................just wish I could get rid of the 45K. Have thought about adding it to the mortgage but wanted to try the save up and pay in off in a cpl of years route. Everytime I get a bit of money together to pay a chunk off something happens that just seems to eat into it.
What I'd recommend you do (and I've done this - allbeit with a smaller sum) is transfer as much as possible onto low interest credit cards e.g. the M&S More 3.6% life-of-balance deal, Virgin 0% for 12 months deal, 0% GE Money card. I transferred off other cards then closed them but have kept one empty for life-or-death situations or groceries or future cheap balance transfer deals .
There are a few money saving/value websites out there so have a look around for some deals before you bet the farm.
If you want any help with the specifics please PM me. Good luck mate
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Originally posted by Dennylots of savings which I plan to invest in fairly aggressive high risk shares which will yield big divis, provided all goes well.
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Originally posted by SockpuppetI'm asset rich, cash poor! I have two small properties worth £350,000 each both mortgaged to thier maximum. I'm about to plunge money into my huisbands resturant but its ok I have £700,000 in assets to fall back on. My IFA is great!
Sayara Beg
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No mortgage, still renting
£50k cash in the bank
waiting for the next houseprice crash just like atw
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I'm asset rich, cash poor! I have two small properties worth £350,000 each both mortgaged to thier maximum. I'm about to plunge money into my huisbands resturant but its ok I have £700,000 in assets to fall back on. My IFA is great!
Sayara Beg
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350k mortgage plus 17k credit card debt plus 10k personal loan. The house is worth around 500k. The wife and I make about 110k p.a. between us
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House bought for 345,000 in early 2000 (120k mortgage) spent about 50k on it since and now valued at £800k
Cleared all other debts, but still got the 120k mortgage. That'll be the next challenge.
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Originally posted by DimPrawnI'll give you a clue. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6357551.stm
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Debt
I have about £300 left on my credit card.
I have a 135k mortgage (Was 128k but the wife had app 7.5k debt which I bombed on the mortgage). Flat is worth about 175k.
Wife (For richer or for poorer so they say) has about 1k debt outstanding.
On the downside, I got married last year so I have no savings (About 2.5k) and about (1.5k) invested in shares which are seriously underperforming.
So theoretically I am in the black but FFS it would be nice to have some more chedder in the bank.
Onwards and upwards
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