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(Multiple) Mortgage Calculator

dukesy_2
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I need a calculator which will allow me to compare the 2 following scenarios.
Scenario A :
I STAY with my current Mortgage and take a further advance at a DIFFERENT rate. So there will be 2 seperate amounts outstandgin with 2 seperate interest rates. This will last for approx 18 months (when current tie in finishes), at which point I will remortgage to a better deal (but avoid redemption)
Scenario B
I remortgage to another provider and incur various upfront costs (valuation, application, redemption, legals etc) but reduce interest rates on whole lot.
I could ideally do with a calculator that does the work FOR me, over (say) next 5 years. The decision I am looking to make is wether the (additional fees incurred at remortgage - savings made over 5 years) are GREATER than (avoiding fees immediately + additional interest paid for 18 months) if that makes sense !!!
I have seen the Michael Kelly Comparator too (THANK YOU !!!!) but i need to compare 2 vs 1 .
ANy ideas you clever people ?

Scenario A :
I STAY with my current Mortgage and take a further advance at a DIFFERENT rate. So there will be 2 seperate amounts outstandgin with 2 seperate interest rates. This will last for approx 18 months (when current tie in finishes), at which point I will remortgage to a better deal (but avoid redemption)
Scenario B
I remortgage to another provider and incur various upfront costs (valuation, application, redemption, legals etc) but reduce interest rates on whole lot.
I could ideally do with a calculator that does the work FOR me, over (say) next 5 years. The decision I am looking to make is wether the (additional fees incurred at remortgage - savings made over 5 years) are GREATER than (avoiding fees immediately + additional interest paid for 18 months) if that makes sense !!!
I have seen the Michael Kelly Comparator too (THANK YOU !!!!) but i need to compare 2 vs 1 .
ANy ideas you clever people ?



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Any ideas ???
Anyone ..
Hellloooooo.....
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Even an XLS will do !0 -
Hiya
I hope this will help in some way, in Excel there is a function, funnily enough called PMT. This will allow you to work out the interest, amount payable and term etc. Try this and I am sure it will answer your comparison query.
Good luck! :TStill in debt but with a positive attitude and enjoying watching it decrease each month. :beer:0
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