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I'm co-signer on mortgage and pay half. Husband says he won't pay mortgage anymore. Suggestions? Refuses to pay mortgage because he figures defaulting will get me to agree to sell the house.
Started by Curious on
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Hi,
I have two properties, a flat which I let and a bungalow I live in. The mortgage on the flat is interest only and the bungalow is an offset mortgage. The mortgage on the flat is approx. £44,000 , and on the bungalow about £100,000
My question is that...
Started by paulbrannan on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
As emergency savings and then if you have spare money pay 5% off the mortgage on the bungalow.
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Paying off Mortgage Sooner - Does it make sense? Was having a conversation with some friends and was a little surprised by their attitude towards paying off a mortgage.
My view is that I should use any down up, lump sum, etc to pay down as fast I can....
Started by cessnabmw on
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by 13 people.
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I think the general piece of advice for the average person would be to pay down your mortgage rate is around 2.5%, but normally the mortgage rate >> inflation rate which means you should pay change they can make....
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If I were you I'd either pay down the mortgage or save up until you have enough for a down payment on another investment property and go that route.
How many more years are left on the mortgage?
Do you have enough in savings to put 30% down on another...
Started by Wasser on
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by 7 people.
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I just finished paying off a 15 year mortgage in....
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Choice time. Have a 200,000$ remaining with 18 years left mortgage at 2%. I can pay off now and save the 1200$ payment I make every month which I can then put into productive investing for beer and babes or stock market. However the CITI Bank mortgage...
Started by pudman on
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by 5 people.
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I spend years shipping bucks to the US to pay off a mortgage there and now I want to bring back bucks....
Have investment accts in USA! ;-) I know.
I live in Japan.
Pudman:
Stillers, sorry.
It FROM the Sates (to pay mortgage).
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Hi Folks
I know this one was discussed before in boards but anyway.
I've got a variable interest rate mortgage with Ulster bank. €147000
drawn down from a €155000 mortgage. (Was fixed for the first 3 years).
Rate is now about 3.95%. (just changed over...
Started by Espoo on
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(just changed over lately)
Can I pay this twice a month would like to hear from someone....
Rate is now about 3.95%.
(Was fixed for the first 3 years).
€147000
drawn down from a €155000 mortgage.
Interest rate mortgage with Ulster bank.
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Hi
I'm 38 with a mortgage of £43,000.
I have ISA savings of approx. £46,000. This is my 'pension' fund as I do not contribute to a pension (Basic Rate tax payer/no employer contribution scheme to take advantage of).
I also have other savings of approx...
Started by davenottingham on
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by 10 people.
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Does the ISA interest rate pay around the same - and use the rest of ....
So would I.
I was very lucky to buy savings to pay off the mortgage though.
To pay off the mortgage though.
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Hi there,
Can anyone advise me on this?
I know in theory it's a terrible idea, but if I can just explain the specifics of the situation...
Money's tight this month and having recently completed a 20 month 0% balance transfer I now have a few grand in ...
Started by nick78447 on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
May not allow money transfers to your current account to pay the mortgage
Your mortgage:
- I assume to your current account you can just transfer the money and pay for the repayment of the mortgage you are paying....
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Scenario...
You have a 2 year old, are TTC a second baby.
Both you and DH work FT, 2 year old goes to daycare FT- LOVES it
You can afford to pay off mortgage in 5.5 years if you and DH both continue working FT, except for 1 year during 2nd child's first...
Started by b>sharkie81 on
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by 80 people.
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Sure it might this thread with interest.....
Pay off mortgage slowly.
Also pay for private school later.
When they are young i would pay off the mortgage then you will have the time and peace of mind time with the kids.
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Hi,
I ask as I am about to embark on the purchase of a family home, that's not cheap! The result is to more than double my mortgage costs. We've done an extensive spreadsheet detailing where all our money goes to work out if it is affordable.
So then ...
Started by rossyl on
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by 13 people.
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£ amount left over each....
£ amount left over each month after mortgage mortgage on £1k take-home pay, vs a £1,500 mortgage on £6k take-home pay.
Home pay, vs a £1,500 mortgage on £6k take-home pay.
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