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confused re calculator figures.
08 Jan 08 #10261 by LuckyGal
Topic started by LuckyGal
I put in my figures of house equity 300.000 & savings 5000, but the calculator comes up with £5300 as our total all the time. It says I would be entitled to 70% but this is based on the 5300 & not the 305.000 as it should be.
Whats up with the calculator?
How can I get it to work properly?
Whats up with the calculator?
How can I get it to work properly? 
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