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Loans - Early Repayment
Hello, I need your advice!
I need a short term loans to help finance an extension (approx 1/3 of the total cost), then will re-mortgage on completion. I want to keep the monthly payments down as low as possible.
Tesco 8.7% - 30,000 over 10 years. £270 pm approx. Early repayment up to 2 months. This is the best rate I can find.
BOS 6.8% - £25,000 over 7 years. £370 approx. Early repayment, 53 days interest up to £100.
So my question is (without sounding too stupid!), how does early repayment work?
Would it be £30,000 less payments paid, plus 0.02% (8.7/365) interest x 60 days (roughly £360) if looking at Tesco Loan?
Thanks in advance
I need a short term loans to help finance an extension (approx 1/3 of the total cost), then will re-mortgage on completion. I want to keep the monthly payments down as low as possible.
Tesco 8.7% - 30,000 over 10 years. £270 pm approx. Early repayment up to 2 months. This is the best rate I can find.
BOS 6.8% - £25,000 over 7 years. £370 approx. Early repayment, 53 days interest up to £100.
So my question is (without sounding too stupid!), how does early repayment work?
Would it be £30,000 less payments paid, plus 0.02% (8.7/365) interest x 60 days (roughly £360) if looking at Tesco Loan?
Thanks in advance
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Your calculation is about correct its usually upto 2 months interest penalty on the principal outstaning0
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It will depend.
Why not re-mortgage now asking for the whole amount?0 -
Thank you, I was just worried we would end up owning more than we actually borrowed!0
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Unfortunately, we don't have the equity in the house as only bought it a couple of years ago. Ideally we would save up the full amount but we need to make adaptions urgently for wheelchair use.0
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