P Peter54 Registered User Messages 169 24 Jan 2010 #1 This morning I was reading on a similar forum that somebody had been told by their mortgage provider that it was against their rules to give a payment holiday or interest only payments. I've never heard of this before. Surely that can't be right??
This morning I was reading on a similar forum that somebody had been told by their mortgage provider that it was against their rules to give a payment holiday or interest only payments. I've never heard of this before. Surely that can't be right??
B bond-007 Registered User Messages 3,171 24 Jan 2010 #2 Well a bank can set its own rules. They can do what they like within the law. Was it a sub prime lender?
Well a bank can set its own rules. They can do what they like within the law. Was it a sub prime lender?
P Peter54 Registered User Messages 169 25 Jan 2010 #3 I'm not too sure Bond. I've since learned that ACC are also of the same vain.
G gerdywerdy Guest 30 Jan 2010 #5 BOI offers a three month holiday payment they add a little onto your opaymen so your mortgage still finishes in alloted time i think my payment went up like 18 euros or something
BOI offers a three month holiday payment they add a little onto your opaymen so your mortgage still finishes in alloted time i think my payment went up like 18 euros or something
R Renter27 Registered User Messages 197 30 Jan 2010 #6 Anyone know if EBS offer this ? 3 months sounds perfect . Cheers