09 September 2010
Flexible Mortgages
Flexible Mortgages
Print Flexible Mortgages  Print Document

Download Flexible Mortgages  Download as PDF

Share/Bookmark

A flexible mortgage is a product that can make the traditional British mortgage with its fixed and inflexible payment schedule over a fixed term, such as 25 years, look like a bit of a dinosaur.

In actual fact, they are simply mortgages which recalculate the outstanding capital and interest due on a daily basis. This allows you to make overpayments when you have money to spare, and see an immediate reduction in your loan. Some also allow you to make underpayments when finances are tight, which will increase the interest you have to pay. They may even allow you to take repayment holidays – a complete break from making payments as long as a reserve amount of money is in your account.
 

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

You can choose how we are paid: pay a 1% fee of the loan amount, or we can accept commission from the lender with an administration fee payable on application which is typically £125 although this is dependant on your circumstances and loan size.



This article (Flexible Mortgages) is intended to provide a general appreciation of the topic and it is not advice. Guidance should be sought from a specialist who is qualified to advise in your specific circumstances.

For more information on this aspect of "mortgages - what you need to know", please contact Whyte Financial on 01903 263226 or email us at johnwhytefinancial.co.uk. We will be happy to assist you.
 
Home | Mortgages Explained | Equity Release | Life Insurance | Make Enquiry | Conveyancing | Online Services | Newsletters | Calculators | Research Links | About Us | Client Testimonials | Treating Customers Fairly
Copyright 2008