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Redemption
zo1157
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My mortgage balance has £102000 left on it and I want to sell my home and move in with my partner. Nationwide have given a massive £130000 as the cost. How can this be ?
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Are you in a fixed rate mortgage? When did you take it out?0
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Fixed for 2yrs. 1.99 %Took it in jan 20200
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Should say though have owned the house for 6yrs0
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And what's your ERC? Is your mortgage balance the true balance or your own calculation?0
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There’s. 2% charge for getting out of the fixed deal and a £65 admin charge. The balance is the true balance. I’m thinking it must be an error.0
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Do banks Roll up the interest I would have paid over the life of the mortgage and add it on? Maybe that’s why ?0
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Nozo1157 said:Do banks Roll up the interest I would have paid over the life of the mortgage and add it on? Maybe that’s why ?
How much did you owe on your mortgage statement at the end of the year?
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This is it from January until now0 -
Was the figure you obtained in writing?0
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