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Early repayment
leereni
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I bought my first house about 20 months ago using the government Newbuy scheme. Unfortunately, due to being on the scheme our interest rate is fairly high at 4.6%.
I am looking at upsizing and due to my home going up in value I now have about £60000 equity. I bought it for £197000. My mortgage is with nationwide.
My question is, how much approximately would I have to spend on early repayment fees? Should I just port the mortgage? I still have another 3 years left on this deal.
I am looking at upsizing and due to my home going up in value I now have about £60000 equity. I bought it for £197000. My mortgage is with nationwide.
My question is, how much approximately would I have to spend on early repayment fees? Should I just port the mortgage? I still have another 3 years left on this deal.
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Your mortgage agreement will set out the penalties.0
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Thanks, however it's not clear.
Mortgage agreement states if I repay the mortgage in full and the date of the repayment is between month 13 - 24 (when I'm looking at selling) the basis of charge will be 5% of the amount repaid and then states Amount of Charge £9358.
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So you've paid off some of the mortgage, and have £187k left on the mortgage. If you repay early, you pay 5% of the 187k = £9358.
Have a look at your T&Cs to see whether you can port for free/for a fee/not at all. If not sure, call Nationwide and ask.0 -
I'd recommend calling your mortgage provider and asking them what the early repayment fee would be. Natwest worked it out for me over the phone
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Thanks Cherry.
Yes the original repayment was 187000, however we have been making repayments for 20 months now and therefore it's a bit less. But I understand how it is worked out now. That 5% seems a bit high.
Yes I can port I think for free but wanted to get out of the deal as the rate is a bit high. Don't think its worth paying the ERCs of about 8000-9000 though
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