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19 minutes ago, Swatkat said:

Hoosehumps for @Higher_Purpose

Swatty, akkada eedu PM ayyikooda peekeedhi yeemi leedhu..

Housing market ma££a kudsindhi.. 2 months lo re-mortgage ki vellaali.

Last time I remortgaged my home in North London: 

Date:05/Feb/2020, just 1 month before Covid shutdown

Home value that time: £650,000

Loan amount: £500,000 (rounded off)

Loan-To-Value ratio: 75:25

Interest rate: 1.68 APR

EMI for 36 months: £2100 per month

 

Now when I am getting quotes for renewal in Feb,2023:

Home value now: £750,000 (+/- some 20k GBP based on market estimates via Zoopla, rightmove)

Loan amount: £455,000 (rounded off) (I have cleared nearly 45k in last 36 months)

Loan-To-Value ratio: 60:40 (Point to note, LTV is reduced to 60% of home value)

Interest rate: 6.44 APR (A pure definition of Fcuked up economy)

EMI for (24 or 36 or 60) months term: £3,200 per MONTH 

 

Given these scenarios, would you merry if you were to become PM ?

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8 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Mana kulapu vallena

Yes Punjabi Khatris, equivalent of Krishna/Guntur Pulkas, Seema Cheddies and Telangana Doras.

Only difference is Pulkas, jaffas and doras will P!ss in the pants to work for military

But Punjabis have that in their blood to fight Islamic Marauders, now and then too

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1 minute ago, bharathicement said:

Swatty, akkada eedu PM ayyikooda peekeedhi yeemi leedhu..

Housing market ma££a kudsindhi.. 2 months lo re-mortgage ki vellaali.

Last time I remortgaged my home in North London: 

Date:05/Feb/2020, just 1 month before Covid shutdown

Home value that time: £650,000

Loan amount: £500,000 (rounded off)

Loan-To-Value ratio: 75:25

Interest rate: 1.68 APR

EMI for 36 months: £2100 per month

 

Now when I am getting quotes for renewal in Feb,2023:

Home value now: £750,000 (+/- some 20k GBP based on market estimates via Zoopla, rightmove)

Loan amount: £455,000 (rounded off) (I have cleared nearly 45k in last 36 months)

Loan-To-Value ratio: 60:40 (Point to note, LTV is reduced to 60% of home value)

Interest rate: 6.44 APR (A pure definition of Fcuked up economy)

EMI for (24 or 36 or 60) months term: £3,200 per MONTH 

 

Given these scenarios, would you merry if you were to become PM ?

Mortgage rates US lo kuda perigay kada….ina Desi Animutyalu memu Konnali and Housewarming videos teeyalsinde…Taggedeledu ani challa konnaru

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5 minutes ago, sarfaroshi said:

Mortgage rates US lo kuda perigay kada….ina Desi Animutyalu memu Konnali and Housewarming videos teeyalsinde…Taggedeledu ani challa konnaru

Braa, £1,100 per month additional payment in the UK is quite unlike $1,100 or its equivalent of $1,200 in USA braa

UK is a country where average country wide Net salary per home is just around £2,500.

Of course being at somewhat top earners range (due to being an IT professional) my average net salary is way above £2,500. I will not be bankrupted for sure. But I am looking at the catastrophic effects this will have on wider economy of the UK.

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11 minutes ago, bharathicement said:

Swatty, akkada eedu PM ayyikooda peekeedhi yeemi leedhu..

Housing market ma££a kudsindhi.. 2 months lo re-mortgage ki vellaali.

Last time I remortgaged my home in North London: 

Date:05/Feb/2020, just 1 month before Covid shutdown

Home value that time: £650,000

Loan amount: £500,000 (rounded off)

Loan-To-Value ratio: 75:25

Interest rate: 1.68 APR

EMI for 36 months: £2100 per month

 

Now when I am getting quotes for renewal in Feb,2023:

Home value now: £750,000 (+/- some 20k GBP based on market estimates via Zoopla, rightmove)

Loan amount: £455,000 (rounded off) (I have cleared nearly 45k in last 36 months)

Loan-To-Value ratio: 60:40 (Point to note, LTV is reduced to 60% of home value)

Interest rate: 6.44 APR (A pure definition of Fcuked up economy)

EMI for (24 or 36 or 60) months term: £3,200 per MONTH 

 

Given these scenarios, would you merry if you were to become PM ?

Motham world antha alane undhi anna, nidhi single family home aa or townhome type?

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10 minutes ago, bharathicement said:

Braa, £1,100 per month additional payment in the UK is quite unlike $1,100 or its equivalent of $1,200 in USA braa

UK is a country where average country wide Net salary per home is just around £2,500.

Of course being at somewhat top earners range (due to being an IT professional) my average net salary is way above £2,500. I will not be bankrupted for sure. But I am looking at the catastrophic effects this will have on wider economy of the UK.

Ya UK lo tax cuts ekkuva …hand ki ochedi takkuva..

Hope they give tax benefits to cover it…lekapote 2011 laga riots avtay

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21 minutes ago, bharathicement said:

Braa, £1,100 per month additional payment in the UK is quite unlike $1,100 or its equivalent of $1,200 in USA braa

UK is a country where average country wide Net salary per home is just around £2,500.

Of course being at somewhat top earners range (due to being an IT professional) my average net salary is way above £2,500. I will not be bankrupted for sure. But I am looking at the catastrophic effects this will have on wider economy of the UK.

@sarfaroshi arey sarfi nuvvu bra eskuntaava?

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