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How much interest do you pay on your mortgage per day?

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  • CopperPlate_2
    CopperPlate_2 Posts: 1,508 Forumite
    Cool thread - suppose there is motivation in getting the daily figure down as low as possible. I'm currently at £13.02 but with an offset mortgage this can fluctuate each month depending on how much other cash there is sloshing around waiting to get spent...!
  • Hi everyone,

    I'm on a Nationwide mortgage and I go online on the first and second banking days each month and the difference between the balance o/s each day gives me the figure for the daily interest.

    I have kept a note each month from we took out the mortgage in July 06 (18.04 per day) - it peaked in Sept 08 when we remortgaged and our tracker was higher (23.67 per day) - until the present month (now 11.75 per day). I have made some small overpayments (from £2 coins saved) and I like to think of the overpayment in terms of how many days interest I have saved. I am hoping with the lower rates at the minute I can start to increase the overpayments and my incentive each month will be to see the daily interest payments reduce. I wonder how long it will take to get to under £10 per day? I must try and work backwards to see what balance I need seeing as my interest rate is not reducing any further with Nationwide! Currently 2.98 so its not too bad.
  • Thanks belfastgirl23 for your calculation.

    I have now been able to work out that I need to reduce my mortgage balance o/s by .....£21,490 :eek: in order to reduce the daily interest to under £10 per day! Before coming on here this evening I hadn't been thinking in that direction - a bit of a challenge to consider!
  • Just worked mine out and it's £13.27 per day!

    This should keep me motivated to make my overpayments.

    LMS xx
    Mortgage Balance 1st May 2009 £94749.00 :(
    Current End Date 1st April 2039.
    Total Overpayments to date £950.00 :j
  • zag2me
    zag2me Posts: 695 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Photogenic Combo Breaker
    £8.72 a day for me.
    Save save save!!
  • we were paying about 23£ earlier.......but thanks to our diligent offseting and interest rate cuts its down to £13.30 AS OF 1/1/09:T
    MFiT-T2 05 Mortgage (Jun 08) : £158K
    savings : s&s isa £8000 : isa1 £10400 : isa2 £10400
    Status: Aug 08 - £158k : £22k / Dec 08 - £154k : £35k / Dec 09 - £145k : £35k/ Aug 10 - £133k : £26k / Dec 10 - £127k: £33k/ Mar11 - £124k :£18k
    http://www.bullionvault.com/#WARPRINCESS
  • Currently it is 3.25 per day, but it drops to 2.25 in January

    Hope everyone has a great christmas

    hugh


    Good morning all,

    Well, I was slightly out it is currently 2.23 per day, but my rate drops again next month so it could get below 2.00 per day, fingers crossed.

    hugh:j
    Mortgage :- Jan 2008 £56000, August 2012 £ 0
    Target :- 1 Apr 2010 £20000... ACHIEVED
    Whiskey bottle £279 banked. Mortgage Pikachu £2 + 50p £1920 banked
    Mortgage Free In Three No. 113
    Mortgage free date, 30 July 2012 :j:beer:
  • Spud_2
    Spud_2 Posts: 676 Forumite
    Roughly £3.33 a day :j
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    MFD ~ [strike]Sep 2023[/strike] Oct 2010
  • £2.33 a day.

    I will pay it off between now and when I get my retirement lump sum.

    Jen
    x
  • Approximately £2.24 per day.
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