Familyman77
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€130000 17 years left at €815 per month ( plus €81.50 PPI )
What interest rate are you paying?
2.75% <50% LTV
your age related limit is 20 % of total gross pay,
I see now, misread post.His employer will be making the payment, so he is not subject to this restriction.
Brendan
This rate seems very high for <50% LTV. You should look at switching to a cheaper lender such as Avant at 1.95% .
The PPI seems like very bad value unless you are at a high risk of injury or redundancy.
How long have you been paying it?
You are paying €1,000 a year for a potential claim of €10k.
Generally, when you go to claim, you find that your particular injury is not covered. Or you get back to work quickly and no longer claim it. Or that you have paid off your mortgage.
If you lose your job, you will get more than €10k in redundancy.
Brendan
I've been paying 10% of repayment value since 2009
What size pension pot should we be looking to build up ,
His employer will be making the payment, so he is not subject to this restriction.
Brendan
They 81.50 is monthly. It's a payment protection policy which covers 12 months mortgage if I get injured or even if I'm made redundant
What the OP didn't tell us in this thread, but mentioned previously, is that they've previously made a claim on the policy.So you have paid in excess of one year's mortgage payments!
Could this potentially be seen as a salary sacrifice and therefore a taxable BIK?
I have heard of the concept, but I had never heard of it being enforced. Does Revenue worry about things like this?
Brendan
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