60% for home loan only, no.
Would you spend over 60% of your income?, For home loan
Would you spend over 60% of your income?, For home loan
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Apr 12 2017, 08:38 PM
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60% for home loan only, no.
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Apr 12 2017, 09:39 PM
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QUOTE(Michaelbyz23 @ Apr 12 2017, 08:43 PM) But for starters, generally the millenials are having tough time, tend to fall into the 60+% bracket. imno,Salary will go up in time, maybe suffer for 2 years, then as salary goes up, things will be better? everyone have to anticipate adverse future such as retrenchment, losing ability to work (touch wood) and etc. don't say 60%, 50% also considered risky as putting own-self in the edge of cliff already; especially in current malai bole land economy/market which is bleak like Death Metal music. |
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Apr 12 2017, 10:21 PM
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QUOTE(Michaelbyz23 @ Apr 12 2017, 09:51 PM) But my friends and I myself, managed to secure up to 70% of loan to our net income. It is kind of odd, I am kind of worried too whether should go for it or not. Apparently banks are still approving loan installment of 60-70% of income. Total commitments>50%You are right, even the most stable job also can crumble down. Everything comes with a risk. What about you? Do you put 50% and less of your net income into housing loan? |
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