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Nationwide first payment
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You will get a letter in the post to confirm when they will take your first payment.
I completed on 28th September and got a letter last week telling me that they will take the first payment on 16 October and then the first of each month thereafter.0 -
For the record, in case anyone is searching on these things, we completed on 31st October, paid our normal monthly payment +£60 mid-November, and then started paying normal monthly payments from 1st December.0
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My completion date is the 24/05/13 . I assumed that my first payment would be on the 28/06/13 (which is the date i chose) with the normal monthly payment plus interest for 24th-30th? Or am i way off the mark?0
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cmorrison6 wrote: »My completion date is the 24/05/13 . I assumed that my first payment would be on the 28/06/13 (which is the date i chose) with the normal monthly payment plus interest for 24th-30th? Or am i way off the mark?
Plus interest 1st - 27th or at least something along those lines.0 -
Thrugelmir wrote: »Plus interest 1st - 27th or at least something along those lines.
Could you break it down please?
I assumed my first payment would already include the interest from 1st-27th of june as you pay your mortgage a month in arrears?
Therefore the first payment would be "standard payment" plus the interest for the remainder of may?0 -
cmorrison6 wrote: »Could you break it down please?
I assumed my first payment would already include the interest from 1st-27th of june as you pay your mortgage a month in arrears?
Depends who your mortgage is with as Nationwide repayments are made "in advance", not in arrears.0
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