Those 35-45 how much equity do you have in home?

[Lm1981]

Just curious to see what’s normal. We got on ladder a bit late (early 30s) we have since moved so in a house that we see as our forever home / most expensive we will own.

we currently have approx 45% equity in home worth around 425k (east midlands).

85% , house is worth 800k and we owe 120k. It's doubled in value in 8 years

40, 75% equity. High household income and unfortunately inheritance.

I’m late 30s, DH early 40s, we have approx 50%. Scheduled to be mortgage free in 12 years unless we overpay (which would be a struggle at the moment).

House worth around 140k, owe 76k, not bad considering it's interest only! Have paid off a few lump sums but 40k is purely because of increases over the years, only paid off 24k. I don't live in it, I hate it and it'll be sold in 8 years regardless

41. Have 42% equity on a house the bank suggests is worth approx £850k in the South West. Feel sick I have so much left to pay off. Seriously considering moving to a cheaper part of the country so I can become mortgage free by 50.

At 45 I had about 90% equity and could have paid the mortgage off, but we decided to move and now have about 70% equity.

Age 37 and 40. Own house outright from early 30s now worth about £600k. A big BUT - dh's dad passed away suddenly and we paid off the mortgage. We'd prefer him to still be here. He went far too soon and never got to meet our dc.

Aged 43 about 60% I think. Based on house being worth £450k
We haven't overpaid it but that's the plan to start in about 5 years time

£650k but moving soon hopefully 🙏

About 60%. Although a third of that is how much it's gone up since we bought it, which was nothing more than the luck of the draw.

About 50% at 32 but selling it atm

38, about 80% of £1m home. South east. Two high earners. Housing in our area is expensive so it's not uncommon to have a high value home but most people we know are stretched to the hilklt with a huge mortgage

40 with 58% equity. House is worth £600k but bought it for £280k so if I was to sell it tomorrow I'd make double.