What proportion of your monthly take home salary is your mortgage?

[beanyl]

FTB, trying to work out whats sensible with the upcoming cost of living crisis.

We always paid a minimum of 30%

15% jointly.

60%. Not sure what else I can do!

15% of joint, including an overpayment.

14% ,10 years to go

1/3 for both of us x

Just curious about the interest only mortgage, is your plan to sell the house at some point to pay off the principal?

Just curious about the interest only mortgage, is your plan to sell the house at some point to pay off the principal?
My DH and I often switched to interest only and then back to repayment or part and part over the years. It worked well for us.

30% me only, about 19% joint.

30%

Buying ex H out of house - four more days and it will just be me and the DC. Scary but I know I can do it!

38%. 1 wage. Thankfully locked into a low rate for a while yet

Just me - 51%
Jointly - 19%

20% of joint income but we overpay so it’s more like 30%

Between 22 and 29% (I get commission so my wage varies)

I pay half my income into joint account to cover mortgage & bills

70% of my wage.
20% of total household income.

I was starting to panic reading this earlier but I see more single income households around a third like me. As another poster, it's actually manageable within my lifestyle - no childcare, car and low bills on top of the mortgage etc definitely help with that I'm sure.

110% of mine, which is around 35% of our joint income.😬

0.13%

15% of household income.

It will deoend on figures?
25% of 10k a month is different to 25% of 2k a month
Ones leaves 7. 5k to spend the other much much less

20% single parent.

90% of my salary, 30% of our joint salaries. 2 years left on current mortgage fix so I'm really hoping things look brighter by then.

Single home owner 23%

It's around 15% of income but we have a low mortgage for our house and are locked in on a fix for another 15 months our nursery fees on the otherhand are 35%!