I've got a 2016 ecoboost. 110k miles and resigning to the fact it's coming to the point that expensive repairs arent worth it. I'm getting this TPMS fault, guessing it's a battery issue. Anyone know if its straightforward to DIY? Can I just ignore it if I keep on top of my tyre pressures anyway?
I think based on everything I've read in the sub I am in a somewhat average position but I think there's potential for me to retire around 55. My aim would be £40k in retirement per year in today's money. Any advice or critique is very welcome.
Age: 30
Salary: £51,500 (non London)
Pension pot: £33k
Pension contribution: 7%
Employer Contribution 11% (can get 12% if I go to 8%)
S&S ISA: £2k
Cash ISA: £6k
Savings / investments per month: £750. Currently saving more for safety net.
Mortgage remaining: £230k 29 years
Equity: circa £90k
Progression opportunities: probably max £58k in current field. To get £75k+ would probably need to pivot but would need to take pay cut to £40k odd and 5 years experience.
No kids.
Sharing expenses including mortgage with partner.
Car owned outright, probs 2 years left before it packs in.
I've got a 2016 ecoboost on 91k miles, aiming for 150k but it got me wondering how far these things can actually go