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First Direct withdraws mortgages
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Originally posted by Bumfluff View PostSo do you have to reduce the mortgage payment based on how much you have in the offset ?
I want to just keep paying what I currently pay monthly on my current mortgage, my savings will cover about 70% of the mortgage amount I borrowed, so I will only pay interest on the 30% and the rest of the payment will be capital repayment can you do it that way ? I just want to get it paid off.
If your mortgage is 100,000 pounds and your savings of 50,000 pounds are offset then you only pay interest on 50,000 pounds. Interest is calculated on a daily basis with First Direct and they will notify you how much is payable on a month by month basis.Comment
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My discounted 5.39 rate with the Halifax ends next month and the best they can offer me is 7.something for a 30% mortgage plus an arrangement fee. Time to look elsewhere....my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...
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Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostMy discounted 5.39 rate with the Halifax ends next month and the best they can offer me is 7.something for a 30% mortgage plus an arrangement fee. Time to look elsewhere.The Mods stole my post count!Comment
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostI've been with First Direct since January. I managed to get them to agree to two years accounts and all went pretty smoothly. I also have their offset mortgage and managed to reduce my mortgage with Abbey from nearly 800 pounds to under 300 pounds a month, and with no fees.
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Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostMy discounted 5.39 rate with the Halifax ends next month and the best they can offer me is 7.something for a 30% mortgage plus an arrangement fee. Time to look elsewhere.
Update: Fees are being intoduced on standard rate deals as well.Comment
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mmmm think I might have a problem getting a new mortgage then.
I only have one years accounts and I was on a carppy permie wage before that. Missus doensn't earn much either...
Surely they could take into account current contract income etc?Comment
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Originally posted by ~Craig~ View Postmmmm think I might have a problem getting a new mortgage then.
I only have one years accounts and I was on a carppy permie wage before that. Missus doensn't earn much either...
Surely they could take into account current contract income etc?Last edited by Bumfluff; 7 April 2008, 13:57.Comment
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Originally posted by Bumfluff View PostYeah I think you would struggle with them with one years accounts, they really wanted 3 years accounts, I only had 2 years ltd accounts, the first year I was with a brolly for that they wanted to see a tax return to prove income and because I had done the SA online I also had to provide the orginal self assessment statements from the IR linked to the return, then finally 3 years mortgage statements ! They then take an average over the 3years of net profit from the ltd and gross income from the ltd.Comment
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Originally posted by ~Craig~ View Postmmmm maybe there are some decent self-certs around.....Comment
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