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Interests payments on mortgage
kazire
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Hi all thanks for reading, basically I maybe being totally stupid but here goes hopefully someone can explain it to me
So I have a fixed rate mortgage with the Halifax and the last few months I have been able to see these payments online.
I have previously used a calculator online to show intrest vs capital from each of my monthly payments. This showed that as I start to pay my mortgage off each month the intrest paid will be a few pounds less and the capital paied a couple of pounds more - I hope you get what I mean?
So when i look online
My intrest part of the payments has increased so
31 May 13 Interest 321.47
30 Apr 13 Interest 312.35
31 Mar 13 Interest 240.28
I am unclear as to what this means please is this right as I thought amount of intrest would be less each month but like I said before I might have got this completely wrong
Thanks k
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So I have a fixed rate mortgage with the Halifax and the last few months I have been able to see these payments online.
I have previously used a calculator online to show intrest vs capital from each of my monthly payments. This showed that as I start to pay my mortgage off each month the intrest paid will be a few pounds less and the capital paied a couple of pounds more - I hope you get what I mean?
So when i look online
My intrest part of the payments has increased so
31 May 13 Interest 321.47
30 Apr 13 Interest 312.35
31 Mar 13 Interest 240.28
I am unclear as to what this means please is this right as I thought amount of intrest would be less each month but like I said before I might have got this completely wrong
Thanks k
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Just checked mine and it looks similar, proportionally.
Note that interest is calculated daily, which explains the difference between April & May (30 days vs. 31 days, which is an extra day's interest).
Not sure why March seems so low though!I was a DFW, now I'm a MFW :T0 -
March is low because that's when they changed the system. I think the interest is from the 6th/7th of March rather than the 1st so it is lower.0
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If you are paying in arrears, March interest was for February, so only 28 days. April's is 31 days for March and so on...I am a mortgage broker. You 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. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0
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