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Paypal Question
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TimmySaver
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Hi,
Firstly, apologies if this is a stupid question!
I was wondering if it's possible to overpay a mortgage via a paypal account? Or do you have to transfer the money to a bank account and overpay from there?
I've never had a paypal account, but will need to soon for bubblews and possibly swagbucks.
Firstly, apologies if this is a stupid question!
I was wondering if it's possible to overpay a mortgage via a paypal account? Or do you have to transfer the money to a bank account and overpay from there?
I've never had a paypal account, but will need to soon for bubblews and possibly swagbucks.
Old Mortgage: [STRIKE]2009:£78500 2010:£76951.71 2011:£74414.49 2012:£71961.35 2013:£67813.54 2014:£64375.16 Current: £55,480.27[/STRIKE]
New Mortgage: 2016: £92795 Current: £87999.99
New Mortgage: 2016: £92795 Current: £87999.99
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Hi,
You'd have to request payment is sent to your bank first then pay from bank account��Starting balance £173,000 (Sept 2012) interest only so if we do nothing We will owe this at the end of the term😁😁
Balance as of Sept 2014 £165,803
Balance as of Feb 2015 £163,360
Balance end of July 2015 £159,050
Balance as of Jan 2017.... £138,033:j0 -
Hi,
You'd have to request payment is sent to your bank first then pay from bank account��
Thanks Cariad71. Do you know if there are any paypal charges?Old Mortgage: [STRIKE]2009:£78500 2010:£76951.71 2011:£74414.49 2012:£71961.35 2013:£67813.54 2014:£64375.16 Current: £55,480.27[/STRIKE]
New Mortgage: 2016: £92795 Current: £87999.990 -
There should be no charges to withdraw funds from PayPal into your bank account.June 2025 - part 1 - £19,145 part 2 - £21,973 Total - £41,118 29 months to go!0
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But there are fees - these are removed at the point at which the money enters your Paypal account...0
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