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How much cani afford
Stupid question, I am trying to figure out how much a can afford to rent and won't really know until I get my payslips. I have used various online calculators, any ideas?
My salary annual 61900 and rent 1800 pm including water and heating. My wife is currently looking for a job. Any ideas |
Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by DaleBoy
(Post 12455158)
Stupid question, I am trying to figure out how much a can afford to rent and won't really know until I get my payslips. I have used various online calculators, any ideas?
My salary annual 61900 and rent 1800 pm including water and heating. My wife is currently looking for a job. Any ideas |
Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by DandNHill
(Post 12455191)
As a rule of thumb they say 30% of your income.
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Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by DaleBoy
(Post 12455158)
Stupid question, I am trying to figure out how much a can afford to rent and won't really know until I get my payslips. I have used various online calculators, any ideas?
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Re: How much cani afford
Also helps if you let us know where you will be looking at.
Bit of a difference in rental prices in Vancouver compared to say Winnipeg. Are you looking at a house, high rise, condo or even a trailer style home? |
Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by DaleBoy
(Post 12455272)
b4 or after tax
https://www.thespruce.com/online-too...-afford-156204 |
Re: How much cani afford
The experts say 30% but depending where in Canada you reside that may not be a reaslistic number.
In Vancouver it may not be possible although at that income level you could possible stay within 30% if not picky about area. |
Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 12455290)
Also helps if you let us know where you will be looking at.
Bit of a difference in rental prices in Vancouver compared to say Winnipeg. Are you looking at a house, high rise, condo or even a trailer style home? |
Re: How much cani afford
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Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by DandNHill
(Post 12455191)
As a rule of thumb they say 30% of your income.
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Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12455795)
But that percentage tends to be higher for those on low income and fall as income rises.
When I worked in NS with at risk youth they would be paying 80% if not more and moving on when they got evicted for non payment. They would come to us for food and go to the food bank. Not a life by any bodies standards. Once you are in that downward spiral it can be tough to get out of it. |
Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by DandNHill
(Post 12455853)
Absolutely. But that’s what is supposedly the right percentage. ....
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Re: How much cani afford
I've never paid 30% of my income in rent, generally its always been between 50% and 75% for rent.
We are at about 55-60% of total income to rent currently. To get to 30% of income going to rent, we would need to make about 75,000 a year which is never going to happen....lol |
Re: How much cani afford
OP, I'd go with the comment below at the 50% mark, if its better than that then you have extra cash flow
of course depends where you live as well as the type of accommodations you are looking at from basic to extreme luxury
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12456220)
I've never paid 30% of my income in rent, generally its always been between 50% and 75% for rent.
We are at about 55-60% of total income to rent currently. To get to 30% of income going to rent, we would need to make about 75,000 a year which is never going to happen....lol |
Re: How much cani afford
Originally Posted by not2old
(Post 12462631)
OP, I'd go with the comment below at the 50% mark, if its better than that then you have extra cash flow
of course depends where you live as well as the type of accommodations you are looking at from basic to extreme luxury |
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