How much is your Mortage/Rent per month?

[doddsy]

My girlfriend owns the house so I just pay the bills.....I suppose technically you could say I pay about £200.

[kalniel]

there's more people under £500 that I expected.

I can't afford a house.. so renting is only option, especially when it's cheaper than even an interest only mortgage repayment..

[Tumble]

£794/month 2 bed mid-terrace. It's just about affordable though, which is good, cos it's MINE!!

[tiggerai]

I can't afford a house.. so renting is only option, especially when it's cheaper than even an interest only mortgage repayment..

*cough* Shared Ownership *cough*

[Honoop]

My rent is bob on £500

[alsenior]

£100 a month but i live at home

[redlight]

£320 a month. Housing Association three bedroom semi with large gardens in a picture postcard village.
I am never going to give this place up it is a great place for the children.

[Funkstar]

I can't remember exactly what mine is. Mortgage is about the 250 mark though.

I bought almost 5 years ago just before eveything went really silly in Aberdeen.

[noTHINGface]

Our mortgage is around £800pcm now, we're on a tracker so its not been a good couple of months considering the recent interest rate rises. I split this with the missus though - she pays £300 or so.

[chriswood_7]

Some peoples mortgage is cheaper than my rent at home..

Now thats depressing

[fat jez]

About £770 for a 2-bed semi in North Bristol.

Cheers,
Stephen

[badass]

£375 Per month, all bills bar phone/broadband included. In an awesome place.
This is why I dont have a Mortgage. It would be throwing money ayay for 2 reasons:
I am saving far more that I would be putting away after interest is deducted in a Mortgage and house prices are overdue a correction. I'll buy after that.

[beanbandit]

there's more people under £500 that I expected.

Buying at the right time helps, hence why my mortage(repayment) is only £360 (or thereabouts) for a 3 bedroom mid terrace.

[Lowe]

£475 here, I got in just before the interest rates went mental on a 10 year old 2 bedroom semi. Nice place, only a little bit more expensive than renting, however we're on a 35 year rather than 25 year plan to keep the costs down initially.

[Steve]

Under 500 here, thankfully.

It's going to hit the fan when I'm no longer a student though... oh dear.

[pauldarkside]

£240/mth for a one bedroom council/housing association flat. Plenty of space and storage for my "toys", parking and a new kitchen fitted last week! The rent is regulated so I'm unlikely to be overcharged. Okay so I'll never own it unless a "right to buy" scheme crops up but I'm more than content with it.