Roughly what percentage of your income goes on your mortgage?

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We're looking at buying and just curious what % of your combined monthly income after tax (assuming you're a joint-income household) you use to furnish your mortgage?

I'm assuming about 30%, does that sound right?

12%

Before I sold my house 5yrs ago, it was 65%, sole parent.

About 19%. But we are still spending nearly double that on childcare.

About 12%

16%

16%

20%ish

20%

14% of our joint household income.

Just remortgaged and its 20%.
I think 30% is doable depending on your other outgoings and commitments.
Need to look at bigger picture- childcare, debts, bills, travel costs etc to judge.

40% for us currently - only been in the house 2 years and high interest rates

15%

Joint Income £3000 per month
Mortgage was £850 now £1200 😱

Not ideal but we manage just have to be careful

0% as our priority was to pay off our mortgage, which we did at age 40

About 17%, but I'm a single parent so didn't want to stretch myself too much.

24%. But we over pay to 27%. It’s hard but doable.

25%, and childcare costs about the same. We are still skint!!

22% currently, expect it to go up to 35% when we have to remortgage at the end of the year. Doable but not enjoyable.

About 40% at the moment, have about 5 years left. We do have savings that could pay off about two thirds of the mortgage but our mortgage interest rate is lower than the savings rate and we have 2 years left on our fix.

9% ours will be but planning to overpay so probably closer to 20%

About 33% of joint take home.

About 20%

40%. Too high especially at the moment. Currently on mat leave too, so we're on a tight budget.