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Mortgage help please :-)
Chr15h
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Hi all, hoping for some advice if possible. I currently have a mortgage of £90,000 that comes out of a fixed term in sept and I will have 16 years left on the mortgage. When I bought the house 9 years ago it was on a 75/25 scheme with 25% on a no interest 10 year loan. I now have 1 year left before I have to add approx £33k back onto my mortgage and have a couple of ways to help myself but I'm not sure which way would be most efficient? I currently have £8k in savings that I could pay straight off my mortgage and then overpay monthly (approx £300) to the 10% cap then add the whole £33k on next year or just overpay by £300 a month for the whole year and pay the £8k off the £33k and add £25k to the mortgage next year?? I hope that makes sense and I appreciate anybody that takes the time to read this.
Regards
Chris
Regards
Chris
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Your post isn't 100% clear, but unless I'm missing something, it appears that both options are identical? You'll still owe the same amount..."If you will change, everything will change for you." - Jim Rohn
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When you add the 33k back on to your mortgage, will it be at the same rate as your mortgage?0
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Do you have sufficient equity to borrow an additional 33k?0
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