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Overpaying NW mortgage
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Yorkie1
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Currently still in my NW fixed rate but now have some surplus funds which I can put towards overpaying.
It used to be the case that I had to overpay by cheque in branch; without a NW bank account, I couldn't overpay directly to my mortgage account.
However, it appears from the website that I may now be able to overpay using internet banking.
Am I right - is this now possible?
Thanks
It used to be the case that I had to overpay by cheque in branch; without a NW bank account, I couldn't overpay directly to my mortgage account.
However, it appears from the website that I may now be able to overpay using internet banking.
Am I right - is this now possible?
Thanks
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Always been possible.
Here's the optionsHow to overpay
You can overpay regularly each month or make one-off payments. Any money you overpay is deducted from your balance immediately and the interest on your new balance is charged the next working day.
By standing order: simply ask your bank to increase the amount you wish to pay
By cheque or cash: visit any of our branches, or post a cheque to us.
Make your cheque payable to Nationwide Building Society, followed by your name and mortgage account number and send it to:
Nationwide Building Society, Mortgage Servicing, King's Park Road, Moulton Park, Northampton NN3 6NW.
Online: If you are a FlexAccount holder, you can make overpayments online.
Call us: on 0800 030 40 49 to make a one off payment or to amend your existing Direct Debit.
Payment details
To make payments into your mortgage directly from a bank account, you will need to quote the following details:
Sort code: 070094
Account number: 44444445
Reference number: Your mortgage account number0 -
Thanks Thrugelmir.
I hadn't previously been aware of this possibility.0
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