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Calculate Outstanding in 2010?
dubaiscot
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Hi Everyone,
I wondered if someone would be able to help me calculate how much will be oustanding on my mortgage when the fixed period of 5.29% ends in May 2010?
As of the end of April this year the outstanding balance was 142,459.11GBP. I am currently paying 1,200 per month (this is an approximate overpayment of 350GBP per month).
I am rubbish with these types of calcs so would appreciate the help!
I wondered if someone would be able to help me calculate how much will be oustanding on my mortgage when the fixed period of 5.29% ends in May 2010?
As of the end of April this year the outstanding balance was 142,459.11GBP. I am currently paying 1,200 per month (this is an approximate overpayment of 350GBP per month).
I am rubbish with these types of calcs so would appreciate the help!
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try a mortgage calculator, I use www.whatsthecost.co.uk
using the mortgage calculator on there you can work it out.
adjusting for the two month, I make it around £127,376.63.0 -
To give the exact figure you need to tell us the term of your mortgage.
GM4L figure assumes 25yr term from April 2008.In case you hadn't already worked it out - the entire global financial system is predicated on the assumption that you're an idiot:cool:0 -
Thanks - mortgage would have 24 years to run from April 2008.0
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Thanks - mortgage would have 24 years to run from April 2008.
With this info, I come up with the following:
Standard Monthly Payment: 874.33
Actual Payment: 1200.00
Overpayment: 325.67
Amount Due at May 2010: 126,738.16
If you want to calculate this yourself, there is an excellent calculator to d/l at www.HSH.com It is a US site, but when you d/l it uses your default currency set in windows.In case you hadn't already worked it out - the entire global financial system is predicated on the assumption that you're an idiot:cool:0 -
To give the exact figure you need to tell us the term of your mortgage.
GM4L figure assumes 25yr term from April 2008.
Since the payment is fixed at £1200 and is more than that required by the repayment shedule and the interest is known you can work it out on Interest only.
Actual term should make no difference.0
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