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MSE's Green Mortgages guide
MSE_Kit
Posts: 111 MSE Staff
Hello everyone,
We've written a brand new guide on Green Mortgages. This is the discussion thread for that guide.
If you haven't already, join the forum to reply.
Thanks,
Kit
We've written a brand new guide on Green Mortgages. This is the discussion thread for that guide.
If you haven't already, join the forum to reply.
Thanks,
Kit
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New Nationwide 0% energy efficiency mortgage over 5 years, to purchase solar panels. Borrowing £12500 over 5 years, interest free. Monthly repayments £208 per month, solar panels will save £150 per month, therefore £58 extra per month…
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Might work out in your favour if you use a lot of electricity during the day, e.g. for charging a car or running air conditioning.0
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We have neither, but we do run a hot tub 27/70
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Great offer but only available to those who currently have a mortgage with nationwide 😔rusdock1 said:New Nationwide 0% energy efficiency mortgage over 5 years, to purchase solar panels. Borrowing £12500 over 5 years, interest free. Monthly repayments £208 per month, solar panels will save £150 per month, therefore £58 extra per month…2006 LBM £28,000+ in debt.
2021 mortgage and debt free, working part time and living the dream0
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