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denyse_marston
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Hi,
We took out a £180K mortgage in Jan 2005 (business mortgage over 15 years) our repayments are 1800 per month and we have not reduced our payments when the interest rates changed, what I was wondering was if anyone knew roughly about how much we would have to repay if we sold now.
Thanks for any help.
We took out a £180K mortgage in Jan 2005 (business mortgage over 15 years) our repayments are 1800 per month and we have not reduced our payments when the interest rates changed, what I was wondering was if anyone knew roughly about how much we would have to repay if we sold now.
Thanks for any help.
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The best way to find out would be to ring the mortgage company and ask them.0
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Have you been setting GCSE and A-level exam papers? Your question omits vital information which is necessary to be able to answer it:
i.e. the interest rate (what it started at, what it has changed to and when for every change that it has undergone)
As twllwyd says, your mortgage lender is best placed to be able to tell you.0 -
Can anyone tell me what colour of underwear im wearing?0
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Yes, I have written to them asking for a settlement figure but was really just chancing anyone might have had a rough idea, I personally do not follow the interest rates very closely.
No I do not set exam papers and I couldn't care less what colour underwear anyone wears, sorry for asking!!0 -
I guesstimate that after 6 years you'd owe £135k. Based on 15 years, 9%, repayment.
Fiddle with the figures here: http://www.tigertom.co.uk/ttcalc/mortgage.php?loan=180000&downpayment_percent=0&year=15&interest_rate=9¤cy=%A3&amortization=on&periodicity=12&action=Calculate0
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