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Mortgage Overpayments
Hi,
Please can I have some advice on mortgage overpayments. I paid £20k off my mortgage (max amount I can for this year). They have adjusted my DD automatically for a lower amount. With so many transactions, bills etc the difference from my previous DD will just get lost making the overpayment redundant.
Please can I have some advice on mortgage overpayments. I paid £20k off my mortgage (max amount I can for this year). They have adjusted my DD automatically for a lower amount. With so many transactions, bills etc the difference from my previous DD will just get lost making the overpayment redundant.
Can I increase my DD back to the original amount?
Thanks
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It depends on how your lender treats overpayments. Ask them if you have options.
Either way, the overpayment won't be made redundant.1 -
Thanks. Yeh I shouldn’t have said redundant. Just redundant in the sense that I want to reduce the term not reduce the monthly payments.MorningcoffeeIV said:It depends on how your lender treats overpayments. Ask them if you have options.
Either way, the overpayment won't be made redundant.0 -
Can you not call them and tell them you want the money to be set for reducing termMortgage free wannabe
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment paused to pay off cc
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £56099
Cc around £32000 -
When does your 'year' stop and start? If you've paid the max allowed for this year then I wouldn't have thought you could increase the DD, you're already at your limit for making overpayments. As and when your year starts again you would be able to increase the DD, it might be just they've adjusted it to take overpayments into account. You need to ring them so they can explain more thoroughly why and the options available to you.0
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