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Overpayment gone wrong
JimLad
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We made a £500 overpayment a few weeks ago and i was wondering why we hadnt received a letter telling us the new amount oweing.
Today i log into my online banking and the regular mortgage payment has come out at £250, 500 less than the normal payment!
Like always we phoned them up to tell them we wanted it off the capital but it looks like they have just taken it as part of the regular payment.
I didnt know they could even do this? I guess i can just make another overpayment with the 500 that wasnt taken in the regular payment but its still a hassle!
Does anyone have any experience of this? How can i avoid them doing it in future?
Today i log into my online banking and the regular mortgage payment has come out at £250, 500 less than the normal payment!
Like always we phoned them up to tell them we wanted it off the capital but it looks like they have just taken it as part of the regular payment.
I didnt know they could even do this? I guess i can just make another overpayment with the 500 that wasnt taken in the regular payment but its still a hassle!
Does anyone have any experience of this? How can i avoid them doing it in future?
Mortgage Free 22/03/17
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Hi,
Sounds like you need to call them as its their fault. Check they applied the £500 overpayment correctly, and if that was done OK you could get them to retake the dd for the rest of the normal payment.
Check your overpayment limits are OK also.
Regards,
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if it normally works ok then this sounds like a simple mistake0
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make the payment 2-3 days before your DD goes through.
Anything more than 7 or 10 days before the DD goes through and it takes that into account.
I used to work at RBS credit cards and have seen it from the otherside.... people make a payment not expecting the DD to go through.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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