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Split Mortgage?

middo2905
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Hello,
I have an interest-only mortgage with the Abbey on my property with an outstanding value of £168,720 which is split as follows:-
Loan 1 - £139,576 @ 5.49% variable - tied in until June 2007
Loan 2 - £29,144 @ 7.34% variable - no tie-in.
I spoke to Abbey yesterday regarding Loan 2, as the interest is high on this, but was advised that I might as well keep it until June and re-mortgage the total together then as set-up fees will cost as much as I'd save in the next 3 months.
My options are limited in June due to me earning approx. £30k plus £4k from letting my spare room, which automatically rules me out with over half the lenders.
Could anybody offer any advice?
Many Thanks, Steve
I have an interest-only mortgage with the Abbey on my property with an outstanding value of £168,720 which is split as follows:-
Loan 1 - £139,576 @ 5.49% variable - tied in until June 2007
Loan 2 - £29,144 @ 7.34% variable - no tie-in.
I spoke to Abbey yesterday regarding Loan 2, as the interest is high on this, but was advised that I might as well keep it until June and re-mortgage the total together then as set-up fees will cost as much as I'd save in the next 3 months.
My options are limited in June due to me earning approx. £30k plus £4k from letting my spare room, which automatically rules me out with over half the lenders.
Could anybody offer any advice?
Many Thanks, Steve
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Hi Steve
Welcome to the board
What is the property value?
What is the mortgage term left oustanding?
And do you have any other debts in the background i.e cards/loans/HP etc?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 -
Hi Herbie,
Thanks for the reply and the welcome. This really is the best website i have been on for such a long time!!
In answer to your questions
Property Value = £190,000.
Mortgage Term Remaining = As it's Interest Only it says 25 years.
Other Debts = None at all.
I bought the property in December, but took over the existing mortgage I had with my ex on a previous property to avoid paying £4k worth of Early Repayment Charges. The mortgage was changed from Repayment to Interest Only as I don't plan on being here long term.(ie, more than 2 years)
Regards, Steve0
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