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Mortgage £100,000 - payments

We have a mortage of £100,000, our house value is £200,000. We fixed 3 years ago and it comes to an end soon. We pay £709.00 per month. Does this sound like a high payment in todays terms? do you think it will he higher/lower if we change our mortage soon?

Many thanks

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  • vuvuzela
    vuvuzela Posts: 3,648 Forumite
    Your LTV is only 50% so you will likely have full pick of the mortgages on the market, as long as your credit history is clean. As an example, HSBC 2 year fix at 3.49% over 22 years would be around £543/month. That was just the first I looked at as I was on that bank's site, there are likely to be other deals around that may be better than that :)
  • Thrugelmir
    Thrugelmir Posts: 89,546 Forumite
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    summer1979 wrote: »
    Does this sound like a high payment in todays terms?

    Depends on the term remaining of the mortgage. As the shorter the term the higher the capital element will be of each monthly payment.
  • anh1904
    anh1904 Posts: 480 Forumite
    Income multiples (affordability) together with any other outstanding debt will be taken into account, but you ought to have the pick of the rates, HSBC 2 yr discount is only 2.99% so cheaper (currently at least) than the 2 year fix, and allows up to 20% overpayments per month without penalty.

    Interest only on 100k would be pocket money!
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  • summer1979
    summer1979 Posts: 43 Forumite
    We have a really good credit rating and have around 20 years left on the mortgage.

    We earn £25k and £38,500k for our salaries.

    Many thanks for the advice, it is really useful. We fixed at a really high rate as we didn't know what would be happening with mortgage rates. At least it looks like when we come out of our fixed rate we might make a saving!!!!

    Thanks guys :-)
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