Indicative range, not lender approval

Explore what your income might support.

See a transparent salary-multiple range, then test the monthly payment and a higher-rate scenario.

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Your assumptions

Use gross annual income and regular monthly commitments.

£
£10,000£300,000
£
£0£300,000
£monthly
£0£5,000
£
£0£1,000,000
×
2 ×6 ×
×
2 ×6 ×
%
0 %15 %
years
5 years40 years

Range at a glance

Lower multiple£282,000
Upper multiple£319,500
Accessible affordability results
Combined gross income£75,000
Commitment adjustment used£18,000
Upper property price£369,500

How to use this range

This explorer applies your editable salary multiples, then subtracts a simple transparent allowance equal to five years of the monthly commitments entered. That is a planning convention, not a lender model. Actual assessments can consider dependants, credit commitments, living costs, income type, term, age, property and product rules.

Worked example and limitations

Two applicants earning £45,000 and £30,000, with £300 monthly commitments, produce a different range at 4.0×–4.5× than a household with no commitments. Use the upper payment as a cash-flow test, not a target.

MoneyHelper explains that lenders assess income and outgoings and may stress affordability if rates rise. See MoneyHelper’s affordability guidance. Reviewed 15 August 2026.