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Mortgage payment advice
Jigginjim
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Hi all, so I'm fortunate enough to be able to pay off the majority of my mortgage due to inheritance, leaving us owing just under 20,000. Im thinking of taking out a loan for the amount and have been offered 3% over five years costing us 1540.60. I reckon this is probably the cheapest way of paying off the difference as quickly as possible but if anyone has any bright ideas I'm all ears!
Cheers :-)
Cheers :-)
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What rate is your mortgage?
Any ERC if you pay a big amount off.0 -
I'm on the HSBC SVR at the moment. The five year fixed term ended last October and because I knew this was happening I didn't want to re-arrange because of the associated costs.0
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Do you need to pay the remaining £20,000 off as quickly as possible?
Can you not just overpay your mortgage each month?0 -
Surely by paying it off I'm saving money in the long run? The loan rate is less than the SVR. If I re-arrange a mortgage on the outstanding amount ill have to pay interest and an arrangement fee. This way I'm mortgage free in five years with an affordable re-payment schedule.0
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There will be cheaper ways to do it.
Needs more details to work out what's best, like current full term
The max you could afford each month
HSBC have a 2 years @ 1.94%
with your £360pm from your proposed 5y @ 3%
after 2 years you have
£11,990 left with the 1.94%
£12,340 left with the 3%0 -
getmore4less wrote: »There will be cheaper ways to do it.
Needs more details to work out what's best, like current full term
The max you could afford each month
HSBC have a 2 years @ 1.94%
with your £360pm from your proposed 5y @ 3%
after 2 years you have
£11,990 left with the 1.94%
£12,340 left with the 3%
By current full term I assume you mean when the mortgage I have ends which is 1 March 2033. At the moment we are paying about 450 a month so I guess we could keep that the same.0
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