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TSB Repayment mortgage sub accounts - overpaying

Hello,

I’ve checked to see if there are answers to my question on previous posts but I can’t see exactly what I’m looking for...so apologies if I’m duplicating.

Currently have a repayment mortgage with a balance of £123,000 and remaining term of 19 yrs.

Mortgage is made up of four sub accounts:

Accnt A – Balance of £75,000 on a 2.09% rate until 2023

Accnt B – Balance of £32,000 on a 2.09% rate until 2023

Accnt C – Balance of £16,000 on a 3.45% rate until 2023

Accnt D – Balance of £600 on a 2.09% rate until 2023

I have been overpaying £200 a month for the last twelve month and this has been spread over the whole account. I'm planning on paying off account D next month but the question is, once that's cleared, would it make more sense for me to overpay on account C and get the higher rate paid down faster, (making sure I don’t go over the overpayment allowance)? Our aim is to get the whole mortgage paid off as fast as possible.

 

Any thoughts would be gratefully received.

 

Thanks so much.

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