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Credit card default/ mortgage
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Cpfc1234
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Hi there, I'm currently going to look to get in a dmp. I have halifax mortgage and Halifax cc. Would default on cc affect my mortgage. Many thanks in advance
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No, not as long as the mortgage was still repaid on time, they are separate accounts altogether.
Bear in mind though, a lender can sell your debt, including your mortgage, at any time of their choosing.
I have never heard of this happening much with a mortgage, but Halifax may decide they no longer want your business, and sell your mortgage account as a going concern, to someone else.
It won`t affect you in any way, if they do, its just a possibility to look out for.
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As Sourcrates says, your mortgage deal is already done, nothing that happens with anyone else will change the terms.
You do need to bear in mind what happens if and when you need to remortgage; you may find that with a default that your choices become limited and you need to pay a higher rate.0 -
Maybe you could post your soa see what can be be done before jumping into a dmp.Mortgage free wannabe
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment paused to pay off cc
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £58,108
Cc around 8k.0
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