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What do I do now?
madmittens
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Sorry, I've searched but didn't really find the answers...
I've got about £700 left on my interest-only mortgage. I'd like to pay this off in the next month or so :j
But how do I go about it? I guess I have to ask the mortgage provider (Nationwide) for a settlement figure on a given date? What else do I need to ask for (transfer of Title?)? Any other costs? Best to go into into local branch to pay the outstanding amount?
Clueless
Just want it done.
I've got about £700 left on my interest-only mortgage. I'd like to pay this off in the next month or so :j
But how do I go about it? I guess I have to ask the mortgage provider (Nationwide) for a settlement figure on a given date? What else do I need to ask for (transfer of Title?)? Any other costs? Best to go into into local branch to pay the outstanding amount?
Clueless
Just want it done. Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain ...
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madmittens wrote: »Sorry, I've searched but didn't really find the answers...
I've got about £700 left on my interest-only mortgage. I'd like to pay this off in the next month or so :j
But how do I go about it? I guess I have to ask the mortgage provider (Nationwide) for a settlement figure on a given date? What else do I need to ask for (transfer of Title?)? Any other costs? Best to go into into local branch to pay the outstanding amount?
Clueless Just want it done.
Firstly, well done! :T Secondly, um, no idea I'm afraid but didn't want to read and run. I'd probably contact my provider directly and ask them
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