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Mortgage Payment - How's it allocated?
ScottySmog
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I've recently remortgaged my home and think my solicitor overpaid my old lender. I've got a mortgage statement from my old lender dated 31/3/07.
My solicitor then settled the old mortgage on 13/4/07. However, I made a payment on 1/4/07 by DD that doesn't seem to be taken into account. Now I realise I can claim the "capital" element of the payment back but my question is:
Was the payment on 1/4/07 paying:
a) Interest from 1 - 31/3/07 (i.e In arrears)
b) Interest from 1 - 30/4/07 (i.e in advance)?
If a), I can't get anything back. If b), then I assume I can get the interest from 13/4 (the date the old loan was settled) - 30/4.
If there are any flaws in my logic, please advise :rolleyes:
Thanks in advance for any advice.
My solicitor then settled the old mortgage on 13/4/07. However, I made a payment on 1/4/07 by DD that doesn't seem to be taken into account. Now I realise I can claim the "capital" element of the payment back but my question is:
Was the payment on 1/4/07 paying:
a) Interest from 1 - 31/3/07 (i.e In arrears)
b) Interest from 1 - 30/4/07 (i.e in advance)?
If a), I can't get anything back. If b), then I assume I can get the interest from 13/4 (the date the old loan was settled) - 30/4.
If there are any flaws in my logic, please advise :rolleyes:
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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You need to check the paperwork for your old mortgage, (you still have this paperwork, don't you?), to see if you were paying in advance or arrears - I believe a payment on the first of the month may mean you were paying in advance, as I do with my mortgage. Just after completion of your mortgage, did you receive a final statement from your solicitor listing all outgoings / expenditure and monies received?"You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0
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Chances are the interest would likely to have been charged correctly
( redemption statement , say £x owing + £p per day interest)
Check the lender's closing statement ( ask for one if not rec'd) to confirm solicitor sent right amount ( against his statement of account ) , and if
incorrect
( or if last payment was not allocated - not likely here , but not unusual if dates are closer)
then you should get refunded automatically- but as it been 2 weeks+ , chaseAny posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0 -
Thanks for your replies payless/man in the street.
I have got all the paperwork but I'm working away at the moment so I'll check it when I'm home tomorrow.
As payless states, it's 2 weeks + now since the mortgage was closed so I'm hoping there's a cheque on the doormat
Thanks again! :beer:0
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