S Setanta12 Registered User Messages 1,193 8 Jun 2012 #1 30 years, APR 3.8% variable at 3.75% on a 90% mortgage. I don't see anything unusual in this offer letter - then again, I'm not entirely sure what I should keep an eye for ... I do however note no provision for extra payments (assuming at some future unlikely date we want to pay off some extra principal) ... Be obliged for comments ... ...
30 years, APR 3.8% variable at 3.75% on a 90% mortgage. I don't see anything unusual in this offer letter - then again, I'm not entirely sure what I should keep an eye for ... I do however note no provision for extra payments (assuming at some future unlikely date we want to pay off some extra principal) ... Be obliged for comments ... ...
S spouse Registered User Messages 13 8 Jun 2012 #2 I also have just received a loan offer from BOI variable rate. What section do they refer to no extra repayments?
I also have just received a loan offer from BOI variable rate. What section do they refer to no extra repayments?
D demoivre Registered User Messages 2,845 8 Jun 2012 #3 Usually it's the de facto case that you can make additional payments against a variable rate loan, either a personal term loan or a mortgage. You generally can't with a fixed rate loan.
Usually it's the de facto case that you can make additional payments against a variable rate loan, either a personal term loan or a mortgage. You generally can't with a fixed rate loan.