Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
Only 30 days until Autumn
and only 63 working days until I'm potentially unemployed.
and only 63 working days until I'm potentially unemployed.
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Only 30 days until Autumn
and only 63 working days until I'm potentially unemployed.
Don't worry, Autumn isn't that bad.
Unemployment is though.Don't worry, Autumn isn't that bad.
I'll find something, I always do.Unemployment is though.
Eye'll pop round and kik em oat for yer.
Intrest be cowculaytid each wurkin day. Modurn morgig's be charged ut 1% per yeer left typically. Mine is. My five yeer fix rate as free unna bit left. When it goes frompt for ter free yeer it changes frompt 4% ter 3% charge. Eye can over pay by 10% per yeer on wots oat standin ut beginnin ov that yeer wiv no charge. After that the charge applys. Cownt resets ut beginning ov each yeer. Dunt need ter give nowtice. Just transfer ter morgig accownt.Do it but give em enough notice to avoid any fine. (Presumably you mean early pay off penalty or somesuch?) Three months is normal. Yep sure tis worth it, we did it on two houses, never regretted it. In fact it helped us get the place in France. And make sure the interest is worked out daily and thus drops as you pay back the capital, used to be called an "australian" mortgage. So you pays it off faster. (Daresay all are like it now but they weren't when we were doing it.)
Go for it!
Eye as bin lukkin ut me morgig un fink eye can put er lumpy bit onnit ter end it soona so eye pay the bastids less intrest. Eye gerra fine burreye still be betterer oft afta fine sowwit still be wurffit.
Different lenders obviously may have different rules. I am with the TSB with 7 years to run, and am currently on a 5 year fixed. I can overpay up to 10% of the balance as of the 1st of the year at any time within that year without incurring penalties. This way I will have almost nothing left to pay at the end of the fixed period, but may also opt to pay off the full balance early and pay a premium for doing so.Do it but give em enough notice to avoid any fine. (Presumably you mean early pay off penalty or somesuch?) Three months is normal. Yep sure tis worth it, we did it on two houses, never regretted it. In fact it helped us get the place in France. And make sure the interest is worked out daily and thus drops as you pay back the capital, used to be called an "australian" mortgage. So you pays it off faster. (Daresay all are like it now but they weren't when we were doing it.)
Go for it!
It must be my hamster that hasn't got out of bed yet.Mine seems fine this morning.