How much has your mortgage gone done since the recent interest rate cuts?

Mine has gone down by £277 a month but I am overpaying while I can to make the most of it. First bit of good news this year!

Thankss Minki

I am not usually that sensible! But it feels really good to be doing something useful with the money! Does making overpayments make a significant difference to your mortgage balance?
Oops!!! I meant gone DOWN!

Well done for making the overpayments and not just keeping the cash. x

Unfortunately, I’m on a fixed rate!

(I work in the mortgage business and I didn’t see that coming! bums!)

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3 Comments.

  1. ♥ Minki ♥

    Well done for making the overpayments and not just keeping the cash. x

    Unfortunately, I’m on a fixed rate!

    (I work in the mortgage business and I didn’t see that coming! bums!)
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  2. My first has stayed stable (fixed mortgage at 4.875% for 15 years), while my HELOC has dropped quite a bit (about 1/3). And before anyone worries bout the HELOC, it was used to buy property for a retirement home and the property is still worth (even after the recent slide) about 75% more than I bought it for. :)

    Edit (added):

    Yes, making extra payments will save a ton of interest and obviously pay off the mortgage earlier – check out this calculator to see how much the difference would be:

    http://mortgage-x.com/calculators/extra_payment_calculator.asp
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  3. Most people have FIXED rate mortgages, so their payments have not changed at all – you better refinance for a fixed rate before the rate goes back up and your monthly savings disappears
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