To ask you how much your mortgage repayments are each month.

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I probably am. Terribly vulgar etc etc, but I've been looking into it and I'd be paying £140000 ish per month. (We rent atm. Would need a 3 bed)

This sounds a lot. Is it?

sorry .. with 4 kids and only one of us working not too bad!

£835 per month £105k left.

£440 a month on a two bed flat that we'll be paying until we are OAPS.

aBOUT £1300 a month. We recently upscaled as were had £850 per month mortgage but needed a bigger house and I felt like we were frittering. Our belts are a little tightened now, but I love my new house.

$4,000

491 quid per month (repayment)
with 110k left to go - originally 130k.

Woolwich tracker mortgage - 0.39% above the base rate. We are so lucky and I am so grateful cos (while int rates are low) it let's me be a SAHM.

€1200 (Ireland) per month - we're on about double of your income and find it hard (3 kids) but then it's soooo much more expense to live over here than it is in the UK so I don't know.

I love our house though and it's completely worth it to me - suppose our money is being spent on something worthwhile instead of it disappearing on nothing (which it does) - we've something to show for it.

Our house is on an acre of a half of land so ridiculously large garden, good size - 4 bedrooms etc. We built by direct labour though - which is one of the most stressful things you can do but it worked out better financially - same house would have cost €350,000 to build by contractors at the time plus site cost 70,000 = €420,000 instead, our mortgage is €250,000

£900 a month - was £1300 before interest rates went down. For horrid 2 bed house in south east - with damp, 60's bathroom and 70's kitchen.

£2,000 per month. Really dread an increase in interest rates.

Pointless question really. So much depends on the family total income, how much they borrow and how long they have remaining.

You may as well as how long is a piece of string?

700 pm = half salary at minute - prob more following crap budget =- in Ireland...

really like my v small house tho!

Amazing. We pay so much more than most of you in rent but can't get a mortgage.

When we did have a mortgage - just for 5 years, it was still loads cheaper than our rent.

We're in the same position as you Speedy, rent is so expensive its impossible to save a deposit. It pisses me off to think about how we work our arses off to pay someone elses mortgage for them

Currently, $330 a month but that's because where we are going to live is a bare patch of rocky hillside.

When we have got someone to build a house on it, it'll be $3800 per month plus the $300 - so $4100 ish. Around £2050 in UK terms.

We're currently paying $2000 a month rent though, so the mortgage is half found already. Monthly income approx $12,000 so it'll be a third of net income - manageable. Going to be a fab house though :)

£154 a month, got under £17,000 left on mortgage.

we pay £900 a month just on mortgage payment, mortgage is £155K, house worth circa £250K

rents round here for a similar sized house (3 bed 30's semi) are around £1200pcm - so totally worth it.

£450/mth £70k left over about 15 years. Brought a lot of equity to this house as I now work very part time due to childcare issues. It's about 15-20% monthly income but its another £1k a month roughly for bills etc.

£350 a month. We reverted to tracker just when interest rates fell - think we pay Bank of England rate + 0.25%. We're happy.

However, we lost out big time when house prices fell. Unlike all our mates who made a fortune by buying and selling at the right time. It all evens out in the end.

£350 a month, roughly five years left to go, house worth between £100k and £150k, who knows these days, but we only have about £30k left on the mortgage.

I am so looking forward to the day when it is done, I cannot imagine having a BIGGER mortgage, so I guess I will never flit.