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First Direct tracker -calculators
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Anyone with a FD tracker - how do you track your repayments etc?
On their website, one the change the interest rate level, I cant see a way of viewing previous rates and tracking how much one would owe.
Am I missing something really obvious?
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On their website, one the change the interest rate level, I cant see a way of viewing previous rates and tracking how much one would owe.
Am I missing something really obvious?
C*F
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Hi,
I may be being stupid but I don't understand your question - we are on a FD tracker as well and have been for nearly a year now - on the online banking bit there is a mortgage jar which has your debits and credits on it stating how much you owe. We set our DD at a level as if the interest rates were 5.5% (as they were when we applied) but this can be changed whenever you want.0 -
@pokey128 thanks for replying and no - I just worded it badly!
I was asking as i have a mortgage offer from FD but the place I was buying fell through, I went on the site today to use the calc for another property im interested in but the rates have changed since, so I cannot view the amount it would be based on the rate of my offer
I guess once the property is purchased, I will be able to see the progress in the way you are describing on my account
In the meantime, I found this - quite useful as it allows you to add % to the rate to see the impact on your monthly payment
http://www.moneymadeclear.fsa.gov.uk/tools.aspx?Tool=mortgage_calculator
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