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Tracker Morgage Advice

Leedslad8t6
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Hello all,
My mother is looking to get out a small loan to repay a debt she owes me so that I may buy my own house.
I have recently discovered she chose a tracker mortgage within the last 9 months as her fixed rate came to an end (it was something silly like 7%)
I would like to make sure if interest rates rise my Mother is able to pay both the tracker mortgage and this small loan (roughly £4,000).
Neither of us are very clued up financially, I would like to know what questions my Mother has to ask her bank in order to be able plot her repayments against possible future interest rate hikes.
So far i have come up with...
The length of the tracker mortgage.
The monthly repayments as they stand now.
The interest rate being charged now.
Finally how might I use the figures to plot future repayments if say the interest base rate hikes by x%
Any help is very much appreciated!
Regards
Daniel
My mother is looking to get out a small loan to repay a debt she owes me so that I may buy my own house.
I have recently discovered she chose a tracker mortgage within the last 9 months as her fixed rate came to an end (it was something silly like 7%)
I would like to make sure if interest rates rise my Mother is able to pay both the tracker mortgage and this small loan (roughly £4,000).
Neither of us are very clued up financially, I would like to know what questions my Mother has to ask her bank in order to be able plot her repayments against possible future interest rate hikes.
So far i have come up with...
The length of the tracker mortgage.
The monthly repayments as they stand now.
The interest rate being charged now.
Finally how might I use the figures to plot future repayments if say the interest base rate hikes by x%
Any help is very much appreciated!
Regards
Daniel
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Comments
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Did your mother choose a tracker rate or automatically go on to it following the fixed term end?
If she has concerns over future rate rises then a fixed rate should have been selected. Check to see if she can change to a fixed rate without penalties.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 -
I didn't think to ask that, I will see what she says.
Am I correct in thinking if it has done so automatically that there would not be a tie in period for the *tracker rate, bar a possible fee to fix?
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