To ask how much your owe on your mortgage and your age?

[Pussywilloww]

Recently remortgaged and the massive rate rise got us thinking. Made me wonder - what is the average people owe? Yes it depends on area/value/when bought etc. But to make it simple I'd be interested in
A) how much owed
B) your age

I'll go first! We owe £115k and I'm 31.

Zero. Paid off when I was widowed. House worth £1m. Had no plans to pay off mortgage when husband was around, planned to increase it, fix 10 years on low rate and build equity. As it is there is security knowing I never need to worry about paying It off as a lone parent

That seems OK but it depends on where you live, what the value of you house is and how much you earn.

£100k at 38, should have been £70k but we remortgaged a few years back

All paid 15 years ago
were 56 & 57

£290k

46 yo

£39k I'm 47 aiming to be paid off in two years.

£68k age 64, term ends when I’m 75. Had to buy ex out of house 14-years-ago.

Zero
54

£3k
50

£3000
46

Remaining £133k and I’m 32.

98k on one (equity around 400k)
23k on the other (equity around 130k)
We're 39&40

£146K I’m 43.

zero . 59

360k.... 46 years old....had interest only for years....

No opinion on your mortgage, just wanted to pass on my appreciation for your username 😂😂 That clip will never get old 😁

£990k, age 43. Have another property we're selling for £650k (mortgage-free), so we'll put all of that money towards the balance which will bring the mortgage down.

This means didly squat without knowing the house's value. Someone may well owe £50k at 40 and people think wow. But then if the house is only worth £150k, then it's less of a surprise.

I was mortgage free at age 40 but at 45 we upsized and now have £220k left to go. (44% LTV)

300k 40’s LTV just under 30%

Nearly £900k
41 & 43

Approximately £250k and we're 40 & 41. It's a £1.1 million house though, and we're well aware we could choose to sell up and still own a jolly nice house in a town mortgage free, but we like our 10 acres and no neighbours 😄

Zero, at 35 for a few years, then again at 44 for a few year, and again at 48, but all different houses

Paid off 4 years ago
53

£250k 45

Plan to increase this though