whattodo85
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I believe the answer here is no based on the original postAre you funding a private pension?
I did not read that the OP wishes to keep their current home and buy a second one. I was assuming the OP wants to upgrade the house and sell the original one. However I could be wrong here. I would not recommend the OP buy a second house and increase that level of debt, especially if they can move their tracker.And what rental income would your current home generate?
With the greatest respect, my queries weren't addressed to you.
I'm seeking further material facts;you're just speculating.
Are you funding a private pension?
Do you have a pension scheme? No
And what rental income would your current home generate?
I fully accept I was speculating on my response here, based on the exact question the OP asked, and in my defence they did back this up in their response to you. This is what I clearly read from the original post, so just restated it - using the word 'assume'I did not read that the OP wishes to keep their current home and buy a second one. I was assuming the OP wants to upgrade the house and sell the original one. However I could be wrong here. I would not recommend the OP buy a second house and increase that level of debt, especially if they can move their tracker.
My current property would generate approx €1500 rental income per month but I do not want to hold onto this
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