Decisions decisions

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Originally Posted by Jeff16v

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Girl,:d
Good lad:lol

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I know it's 50/50 once married and all that but I've a shìtload of debt that she also took on board so I'm happy with that lol

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Originally Posted by Southie

I know it's 50/50 once married and all that but I've a shìtload of debt that she also took on board so I'm happy with that lol

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Sounds like a keeper then, mine lent me money to buy k767 HUA. She's a good girl (gruff voice)

I sold my Nova so not sure about that Jeff lol... I only jest [one day Mrs South might see this] lol

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Originally Posted by Southie

I sold my Nova so not sure about that Jeff lol... I only jest [one day Mrs South might see this] lol

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Surely she is not allowed on the internet until all the washing/cooking/cleaning/pleasing is finished. That should keep her busy forever, lol

Edit - I think the MRI I had today affected my head, lol

All that's in my prenup mate lol

Don't worry your just as sane as the rest of us muppets on here lol

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Originally Posted by Southie

Don't worry your just as sane as the rest of us muppets on here lol

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Having met the bloke I'm inclined to agree lol.

I'd probably buy the house to be honest, the interest rates are good for it...

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Originally Posted by Stuart

I agree. I reckon if the rent is no more than about 60-75% of an equivalent repayment mortgage you are better off long term renting

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I would agree with that statement, however the figures are very location dependant within the county. House prices vary massively but rental price doesn't vary as much.

My mortgage is full repayment and £740 a month, to rent the same house in the same area would be £1250 upwards. In the last 5 years 'owning' my house it has cost me approx £6k over and above mortgage and standard bills but has increased in value by £25-£30k