Age/Salary /Mortgage?

[Whyohwhymewhy]

I would like to buy a bigger house in a few years time but it would mean getting a bigger mortgage. Got me thinking what is the norm?

I’ll go first
39 years old
£3000 joint salary
£250k mortgage

36
Single income of £2.2k pcm
Mortgage currently £1k as went onto SVR last month but as soon as divorce and remortgage sorted it'll be £660 pcm. £138k left.

36yo
£610k mortgage
joint monthly net approx £15k
£2.3k/month repayment in a low interest rate until 2027

Now:
33
10k net / month joint
340k left on mortgage

When we bought 5 years ago it was around 7k net / month joint income, and 408k mortgage

It would be an inaccurate picture if noone who has paid off their mortgage replied.

55
around £3000 joint net monthly (because we are paying a lot into pensions right now)
£0 smug mortgage (on a modest house, in a cheap area which is valued at a fraction of some of the mortgages on this thread)

40, income £100k ish a year I think and mortgage £240k

13k take home before pension, 10k after. Mortgage £387k. Not UK though so fixed for 30 years at v low rate. 38 years old.

mid forties
11k joint income
480K left on mortgage
Live in SE

53 & 58
combined salaries £140k
we’ve been mortgage free for 6 years

Fucking hell is anyone broke with no mortgage (because I’m not a homeowner) on MN or is it just me😬

Mid 50s.
No mortgage/mortgage free.
Salary: more than we need to live on and to have a decent standard of living.

I agree that most posters on here say they earn way more than the average wage. I don't even earn enough to pay tax, and DH is semi retired, so we aren't high earners, and seem quite poverty stricken compared to most on here.

Woah lots of big salaries on here.
Age: 35
Household monthly income: approx 3600 I think
Mortgage: 200k

36 £1600 a month ish. Mortgage is £0.

I own half the house and my ex the other. House is teeny teeny tiny though and barely fits me and the kids in (3 in one room box room for me) but atleast I don't have to worry about mortgage payments otherwise I'd be in a real financial struggle due to the low income. Couldn't afford a bigger house that actually fits us in with the money we had in equity and noone would give me a mortgage so it would have been rent for loads more money otherwise.

Did you get advice? You might be entitled to some of his pension.

I am 33
Combined income around 100k per year
Left on mortgage 220k we pay 1200 per month on mortgage

38
Combined yearly income varies between £175k to £220k. High pension contributions.
Remaining mortgage £400k.

29
£3600 joint income
Mortgage free. Not of our own doing, inheritance.

50
£8.5k
House paid off (value £750k)

44
4.7k net household monthly income
£0 mortgage left on a house we have outgrown.

33 & 35
£2800
£77k - £320 a month

Age: 43
Salary: £5,600 net pcm (joint)
Mortgage: £143,000

45 + 50
Joint nett income £5250
Mortgage left £40K
Living in South East and house value £550K for small 3 bed 🙄

Mid-40s
Joint 15k take home
Renting (saving for 200k deposit post divorce)

47
£10k net per month (joint)
£600k mortgage outstanding (but have a second house mortgage free)

42
£15k/ month joint
£500k remaining
Monthly payments around £3.5k