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Credit card or overpay mortgage?
 
            
                
                    Eloise80                
                
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                    This is my first post on MSE (although I've been hanging around for a while), so apologies if it seems like an obvious one!
If your fixed rate was coming to an end and your mortgage payments were due to drop by around a third as you moved onto your lender's SVR, would you a) immediately start to overpay on your mortgage, or b) clear your £1200 credit card debt first, then overpay the mortgage?
Opinions?
                If your fixed rate was coming to an end and your mortgage payments were due to drop by around a third as you moved onto your lender's SVR, would you a) immediately start to overpay on your mortgage, or b) clear your £1200 credit card debt first, then overpay the mortgage?
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            Whichever has the highest interest rate.Act in haste, repent at leisure.
 dunstonh wrote:Its a serious financial transaction and one of the biggest things you will ever buy. So, stop treating it like buying an ipod.0
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            'nuff said - nothing to addSpace available for rent0
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            Clearing the CC debt will also help when you start looking for another deal!0
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            Thanks guys, that's pretty much what I thought!0
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