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Help to work out mortage balance

Hi All,

I am currently in bed with a serveve fever but i am still trying to complete all my remortage paperwork but i am strugging for a rough calculation and wondered in anyone could assist.

I want a rough guide figure as to what my mortage balance is as of today. I have asked for a proper one which they are sending me but i wont get it until wed / thur

on the 1/5/2005 my mortage balance was £77805 with a term of 22 years and 9 months. Below is the info i have on the rate

Variable rate which is currently 0.740% above the Bank of England repo rate currently on 4.750% which ends on 31/7/2008 giving a current rate payable of 5.490% this rate will be adjusted within 30 days of a change to the bank of england repo rate.


I am only after a rough figure like within a fee hundred if possible.

Thanks in advance
I have finally acknowledged my debt.....

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