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Owning a £400,000 house with a £350,000 mortgage in the UK in 2026 means signing a 25-year contract to give the bank around £2,050 a month, in exchange for the right to maintain a building you'll spend another £4,000 a year keeping dry, warm and structurally sound.
At a 5% fixed rate, the total interest over the life of the mortgage is around £264,000. The total mortgage cost ends up at roughly £614,000.
The price tag on the front door says £400K. The actual cost of living in it for 25 years is closer to £750K, before council tax, repairs, insurance and the new boiler.
This is what the country has been calling 'getting on the ladder.'
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A £500,000 house in the UK in 2026, with a 10% deposit, at current mortgage rates of around 5%, costs you about £2,630 a month for 25 years.
That's roughly £790,000 in total mortgage payments. Add the £50,000 deposit, £15,000 stamp duty, and roughly £150,000 of maintenance, repairs, insurance, and council tax over the 25 years.
Total cost to own a £500,000 house: about £1 million.
After 25 years, the house might be worth £750,000-£900,000 if UK property continues its long-run trend. You've spent £1m to own an asset worth £800k-ish.
The numbers only work if you'd otherwise have spent the equivalent on rent over the same 25 years — which is roughly the case at current UK rental rates.
Owning a house in the UK is closer to a forced savings plan with a roof attached than an actual investment.