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Halifax - viewing mortgage online

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  • Can't see mine online, but did have a letter saying how they are changing from Roll No to Account no.
  • John424
    John424 Posts: 143 Forumite
    Happy to see this now up and running, although not quite so happy to see my mortgage balance still slightly the wrong side of 200k, never mind, only 18 years to go.........

    Oddly, with all the info now showing I would have thought they would have included a valuation like in the old days so as to work out your LTV on a 'fagpacket'.
  • Suarez
    Suarez Posts: 970 Forumite
    You can make Ad Hoc payments with Halifax Online banking.

    Select the account the funds are coming from, click make a payment, set up new recipient, search for Halifax Mortgage and use your account number as the reference.
  • Tenyearstogo
    Tenyearstogo Posts: 692 Forumite
    edited 11 April 2013 at 3:52PM
    You can also pay money off to different parts of your mortgage. 1/3 of mine is at a higher rate than the other 2/3. I can pay all my overpayments to the mortgage sub account with the highest interest.

    The halifax told me to use my mortgage account number with 00 on the end as a reference for normal overpayments, or 01/02/03 depending on the sub account I choose.
  • Suarez
    Suarez Posts: 970 Forumite
    You can also pay money off to different parts of your mortgage. 1/3 of mine is at a higher rate than the other 2/3. I can pay all my overpayments to the mortgage sub account with the highest interest.

    The halifax told me to use my mortgage account number with 00 on the end as a reference for normal overpayments, or 01/02/03 depending on the sub account I choose.

    That's interesting...What if I wanted to clear my sub account which includes the mortgage fees? Is the 10% over payment rule 10% of the mortgage balance or 10% of the sub account balance?
  • Suarez
    Suarez Posts: 970 Forumite

    The halifax told me to use my mortgage account number with 00 on the end as a reference for normal overpayments, or 01/02/03 depending on the sub account I choose.

    As my mortgage account number ends in 00 do I change this to the 01/02/03 or do i add the additional numbers?
  • rothchick
    rothchick Posts: 167 Forumite
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    Suarez wrote: »
    That's interesting...What if I wanted to clear my sub account which includes the mortgage fees? Is the 10% over payment rule 10% of the mortgage balance or 10% of the sub account balance?

    Its 10% of the balance on each sub account from the day it migrated to the new system. Obviously the 10% only applies to sub accounts that are on the product with the Early Repayment Charge. If you pay off more than 10% you will automatically get the charge applied to that sub account.

    HTH
    I love a bargain and saving money! I don't have any debts and mortgage repaid in 2020
  • rothchick
    rothchick Posts: 167 Forumite
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    Suarez wrote: »
    As my mortgage account number ends in 00 do I change this to the 01/02/03 or do i add the additional numbers?

    You add the additional to make it into a 16 digit account number
    I love a bargain and saving money! I don't have any debts and mortgage repaid in 2020
  • Andrea75
    Andrea75 Posts: 66 Forumite
    You can also pay money off to different parts of your mortgage. 1/3 of mine is at a higher rate than the other 2/3. I can pay all my overpayments to the mortgage sub account with the highest interest.

    The halifax told me to use my mortgage account number with 00 on the end as a reference for normal overpayments, or 01/02/03 depending on the sub account I choose.

    I guess you can't choose which sub account to pay into online and have to ting Halifax to do that?
  • Andrea75
    Andrea75 Posts: 66 Forumite
    You can also pay money off to different parts of your mortgage. 1/3 of mine is at a higher rate than the other 2/3. I can pay all my overpayments to the mortgage sub account with the highest interest.

    The halifax told me to use my mortgage account number with 00 on the end as a reference for normal overpayments, or 01/02/03 depending on the sub account I choose.

    I guess you can't choose which sub account to pay into online and have to ring Halifax to do that?
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