riz1
09-11-2008, 21:16
I would appreciate some clarification.
I have an offset tracker mortgage with West Brom
It was for £60k. My payment at 4.5% came to around £400pm, reducing by about £15 after the last 0.5% rate cut.
Now, within the past 4 months I have put about about 1/3 of the total mortgage value in the linked offset saving account [sadly at least 60% of this will be used to pay my tax bill so I am not actually reducing the mortgage until after 31st Jan].
Anyway the monthly payment has not altered at all in relation to how much is in the savings account.
So, if I am only taking interest on 2/3 of the total mortgage amount, does that mean that a greater proportion of the monthly DD is going towards reducing the actual loan burden?
I have an offset tracker mortgage with West Brom
It was for £60k. My payment at 4.5% came to around £400pm, reducing by about £15 after the last 0.5% rate cut.
Now, within the past 4 months I have put about about 1/3 of the total mortgage value in the linked offset saving account [sadly at least 60% of this will be used to pay my tax bill so I am not actually reducing the mortgage until after 31st Jan].
Anyway the monthly payment has not altered at all in relation to how much is in the savings account.
So, if I am only taking interest on 2/3 of the total mortgage amount, does that mean that a greater proportion of the monthly DD is going towards reducing the actual loan burden?