Mortgage one off overpayments
lucylema
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Hi, I wanna be mortgage free as soon as possible. I would like to add £500.00 to the standard payments i already make but would it seriously affect the total mortgage if this didn't happen every month?
Lucylema x :j
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Depends on the mortgage balance outstanding and the frequency of the op'sSpace available for rent0
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Depends on your balance, frequency of overpayment, mortgage rate and your definition of "seriously"
But think of it like this - if you overpay £500 just every other month on average, this is £3000 per year extra capital paid off. Plus there is the saved interest - at a 4% rate, every £500 paid off is saving £20 a year interest (ignoring compounding). Over 5 years or more this can "seriously" add up.I don't want to achieve immortality through my work, I want to achieve it through not dying0 -
I'd say so, but agree with t'othersOriginal Mortgage Debt - £130,330.
Current Mortgage Debt - £116,605.
2010 O/Ps - £5,000. 2011 O/Ps - £1,978.42.
Original Loan Debt - £6,000. Current Loan Debt - £3,500.
Original HP Debt - £1,000. Current HP Debt - £240.0
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