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whats best ?
duncan320
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Currently have mortgage with Nationwide (will check rate later) its a 5 yr deal and i am about 2 years into it now. The mortgage is for apx 30k. Now the question is soon i will be in a position to have 10k spare, and would like to use it to reduce the mortgage. Is it worth doing it ? If i ask Nationwide they will tell me what they think, but what is best ? Also, can i or is it worth asking if i can reduce the payments by pay more off it each month ? or will they have to change the rate etc ? this is in addition to the 10k pay off.
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Nationwide allow you to overpay by £500 a month ( give them a ring to confirm this) then set up a direct debit to Overpay be the £500 a month.
£6000 used up in one year and the rest over the next 8 months
No ERC,s and mortgage free much sooner saving you thousands in interest.0 -
Thanks very much for the info, i will give them a call next few days and confirm this with them, sounds like a good idea to me.
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