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Paying off remaining mortgage in one payment?
Apologies for my ignorance, but since taking out my mortgage about 17 years ago, I've not had anything to do with it except pay for it on time, every month! I have approximately £9000 left to pay for it - according to my latest end of year statement. And I'd like to to see the back of it. It is with the Principality…
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To Pay or Not To Pay
I currently have a 75K mortgage which runs out in 18 years, its on a 2.09% fixed rate for another 3 years. I have recently come into 10K and was wondering if I should pay a lump sum off the mortgage and leave myself without any savings or should pay something off this or should I save it in the bank just in case I need it.…
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Who Appoints Building Control
Doing a loft conversion and received £840 bill from a building control company appointed by my builder. Had never heard of building control before this, but now a friend has told me I should have appointed them, and I am thinking that a building control company might have split loyalties if they are appointed by the…
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Move out of London to reduce mortgage
We have a flat in London and want a house and thinking of moving out of London to reduce mortgage but still stay in south east. Anyone done this on journey to be mortgage free sooner? What areas and any bought new build house?
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Savings v Mortgage Free
Not sure this is the right place for this but I'm wondering which is the most sensible option. So in approx 3 years time there is the possibility that I will be in a position to pay off my share of our mortgage (me and my partner have a 50% interest in the mortgage). It will take a bit of belt tightening over the next few…
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Massive paper trail
My mortgage is with Santander. I wanted to do tilly tidy ups to overpay my mortgage so I phoned them for the sort code/acc no details to set it up on my online banking. She said every time i make an over payment I will get written confirmation. I asked if I could turn off that service as I dont require it, and i maybe…
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£134000 in 6 years
A new year is coming and a fresh start is needed ..After being completely rubbish at keeping up with my old diary I thought i must try again . I now owe £134,000 or at least i will do by the first of January so new calculations to be made .I must now try to find around £430 a week ,huge ask but as my mortgage is interest…
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New Mortgage
Hi guys, just a quick question, are mortgages available for 17 years+ at the age of 62. If so, what are the best rates and can I change from an endownment to repayment, without it costing thousands. Thanks
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SmlSaving's go a long way!
Hello, hello :) I need somewhere to muse on random thoughts and to keep focus on my savings and overall aim to become mortgage neutral. I currently have a loose plan to save as much as I can over the next 4.5 years to when my current fix of 1.89% ends to change to an offset mortgage. This is hand in hand with trying to…
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Ecoelle's MFW Diary
Ok. So let's hope it's doable:) As a couple we earn 1600 a month. We owe 105232 on our mortgage. We have another 24 years to pay it off. Hmm. Well here goes:)
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Bankruptcy discharge certificate for mortgage
sorry wrong thread. Not sure how to delete!
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Night feed dreaming
Hi all A little background as to what’s brought me here: I’m 28, married and currently on maternity leave with my 12 week old (tomorrow) little boy (H). I’m breastfeeding so have had many long nightfeeds and found myself trawling through the MSE website and forums. I am a lover of numbers and moving money around (my…
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NatWest overpayments
Hello I was wondering if anyone knows how much I can overpay in a single lump on a NatWest mortgage before they reduce your monthly repayment? I have a feeling it's £1000 . :) Cheers
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Liquidate ISA to pay remaining mortgage debt or invest? 🤔🤑
Hi! It's the first post on the forum for me ... 😀 I'm looking for a little advice from savvier folk than myself ... ! I'm 33 years old and am in a position to be able to pay what's left of my mortgage balance with cash when my 5-year fix (2.89%, £100k loan on £150k property) ends this April. I've overpaid thus far (without…
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Small additional advance/Remortgaging with same provider but no pay slips
Hi Last year i remortgaged with the same provider at the end of my 2 year special rate. All was good and i didnt have to show any paperwork. I am now after a small additional advance of £8500 to buy out the freehold on my property. I went into the bank and they have said its processed as a new application, which is fine,…
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Let's get rid of this mortgage!
Hello all, I’m Kt & I’m very excited to have found this forum- I feel I've found my people! After reading for a few weeks, I thought I’d share my journey so far and my goals to become MF as soon as I can! (I’m shooting for my 40th birthday- it will be tight!) Quick summary: I’m 29 years old and live in Brum with my OH and…
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interest v repayment pay off
£116,000 interest only and monthly £482 £20,000 repayment monthly £215 (129.00 is the capital) £15,000 repayment monthly £155 (93 is the capital) all have about 10 years left...also thinking of down sizing in about 5/7 years the interest only part was always going to be paid off when the house was sold. we are about to get…
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borrowing money from mortgage
hi everyone i have been paying off my mortgage for 11 years and have 14 years left. Its recently been changed to a btl mortgage as I'm currently got a job abroad for a couple years. I was wondering if I am able to borrow money from my mortgage? for example if I wanted to borrow 20-40k and then the monthly mortgage go up…
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Mortgage fee
Hi all, After years of being on an interest only mortgage we have been left an inheritance by a relative that will clear our mortgage. my question is, will we need a solicitor to get involved with paying it off as I don't trust the mortgage company to just pay them the lump sum. thanks craig
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2019 Mortgage-Free Wannabes
Welcome to the Mortgage Free Wannabe 2019 thread! :j First of all, huge thanks to hiddenshadow for setting up and running the last few challenges, and also for pawlala for updating the spreadsheet last year. Without you, I doubt we would have been able to overpay anywhere near as much as we did. Because I don't think it…
