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Hi
Great response guys but still very confused.
It's a Uk mortgage where interest paid first?
So what do you make the amount to be ove 5ys for term of the product, no over payments?
It will be going to a court of law so needs to be correct.
I was just thinking in my simple method. Forget the compound increase.
Thank you
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What do you think that means?
If you are paying the interest then there is no compounding.
Back to basics and first principles
What are you trying to claim?
you also said in your first post
I will be paying on my possible new mortgage.0
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