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This is a guide to how much you'd pay each month. The exact amount will depend on the type of mortgage and the lender.
If you already have a mortgage, read more and want to work out how much an interest rate rise will impact your payments, then , in ‘price of property’ enter how much you have left to pay on your mortgage, put nothing in deposit.
Remember to plan for other costs like mortgage fees, legal fees and Stamp Duty tax.
This is a guide to how much you'd pay each month. Adjust the sliders to change the term to the number of years you have left to pay, and increase the interest rate. The exact amount will depend on the type of mortgage and the lender.
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You pay off what you borrowed for the mortgage, plus the interest.
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The latest regulations mean you and your lender will need to agree a repayment plan for your mortgage. Read more
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