If you added up all the money you have?

[RosieLeaLovesTea]

If you added up all the money you have in savings/ISAs, current accounts etc. how much money would you have in total?

I have £45,000 and I am 47.

Around 210k equity in my home, around 80k in savings, not too much in a private pension as only started paying in last year and now putting around 850 a month

I’m 49

Most commenters also seem to give the value of joint assets and savings so really it’s half the amount they said

Have you looked at taking a mortgage break

Not including pension or mortgage I have 110k. I'm 33.

Will be swollowed in building my house soon enough!

WTF?

Well done!!

Enough for my bills and groceries this month.I count that as lucky.

They won't do it for us, we've done interest only for 6 months and that's all they will do. I have called them, spent 1.5 hours on the phone and they said they would do a reduced interest rate for a while but got a letter today saying they won't.

On top of 2 kids with SEN and a self employed husband I've just really had enough.

37 and about £750

About £8k after paying off our next holiday at the weekend (£6.5k gone 😭). Would have been more if trump hadn’t ruined the stock market and meant I could sell my shares as planned.

No money really, 43

About £450 in the bank. £16.72 in my purse. £20 garden centre voucher from my birthday. Rented house. No job due to illness and being a single parent carer to a disabled child. I feel like I’m in a different world.

Sorry to hear that, it’s a. difficult situation

I suppose you couldn’t rent a room out for a few months just to get over this hump?

Gosh a few million.
5 bed Bungalow with a pool.
Worth 1 million
( bought for less than half a million ). Plus investments... etc.
But 26 years ago l had less than a pound. No food/ no heating/ no clothes/ no/ home... just come out of a coma to be severely disabled.

Well I pulled out the sofa cushions yesterday and found 22p and I finally claimed the £5 on the lottery ticket Ive been carrying around weeks so...

I honestly do appreciate your kindness but we couldn't do that. We will be ok in the end, we always are, but the endless drudgery of having no money is so wearing isn't it.

£25.91

Why do people keep asking this? Have you got a spreadsheet or something of posters details?

25, 17k

Probably around £50,000, but that includes personal savings and I'm only guessing what DH has. I've had to stop working due to ill health, and I don't get my pension for another 2 years, plus we're not entitled to benefits of any kind, so we're going to have to use our savings to top up our income until I get my pension.

At a time when hackers have shut down a major retailer, it doesn't seem wise to post these sorts of details on a public forum.

I have 1200

Surely no one here is putting an honest reply?

If so, I think they need some lessons in online safety!
I bloody wish I had that £3.7M

Accessible in current accounts, savings and premium bonds about six months of our household income. I like to know that if the shit hit the fan DH and I would be ok for a few months before we were in serious trouble.

Pensions on track for being able to retire at 60 and mortgage due to be paid off when I'm 50 but a lot could change before then, although we're not planning on moving house or increasing the mortgage ever. I'm late 30s.

$US978,000 cash in the bank.

This is not my money. DH puts money in my account over the years and is earmarked for investments/retirement.

My current account: £3,036