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No one will see cash,the banks will stall and have untill May 22nd to appeal.They will appeal and al clams will continue to be frozen pending appeal.
I know there are some people who have genuinly been teated poorly by Banks,but the vast majority have been spending money they don't have.
I agree with the other posting we will move to a fee ...
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Check with your mortgage provider,most providers allow you to pay off a % of your mortgage each year before they charge a fee.I have just pad 25% off of my mortgage ag although there was a fee of £625 i am saving £432 pounds a month.
If you pay off the 20k and keep your payments the same you could drastically reduce the time left to ...
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Check tomorrow as that is when the OFT will make it's announcement re if the charges are unfair.You can still pursue any bank for charges.
Good luck
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Agree with the advice so far.Rough rule of thumb:
As a minimum ensure all debts can be repaid in the event of death or critical illness.If it is to cover your mortgage you need DTA ( decreasing term assurance) .
Really life assurance is to replace your income untill your child reaches 18 so again rough rule of thumb look at 10x annual salary.
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Abbey:
2/3yr fixed 5.47%
5yr fixed 5.31%
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Abbey have some excellent rates 2 or 3 year fixed at 5.47 and 5 year at 5.31.good news with Abbey is that santander which ones them had zero exposure to sub prime.Because they also have a very strong savings performance they have no problem with liquidity ie they bring more money in in savings than they lend.They also don't have to borrow ...
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Depends what you are trying to do ie pay of the loan in a short space of time or lower your repayments.
The problem with transfering your balance to a credit card would be the temptation to pay a less amount each month.A credit card with a balance of £1000 and card protection would take 14 years to repay if you only paid the minimum ...