Interesting, I have a flex mortgage account that allows the draw down of any money already paid in. Obviously there is an increase in my monthly mortgage payment to cover any extra cash I take out.
I used this a couple of time pre-IVA but had forgot about this. It is re-assuring to know I could get hold of cash in an emergency
When you say you would like to "extend" your current mortgage does that mean that you are currently in some kind of "deal" (such as a fixed or discounted rate) which you would like to extend? Or does it mean you would like to extend the term of the mortgage so that the monthly payment is lower each month?
In either case the answer would be at the discretion of your existing mortgage lender.
However, if your monthly expenditure decreases it's likely that your IVA payment will increase. Therefore MRBLUESKY makes a very good point that if you cannot afford your current IVA payment a chat with the IVA provider is likely to be more useful for you than a chat with your mortgage provider.
Andrew Graveson
Bright Oak Ltd
UK Debt Management Company
Website: www.brightoak.co.uk
Andrew
I would like to extend the term of the mortgage as it only has 5 years to run and it would lower my monthly payments, I am keeping up all payments at the moment,but have absolutely no money left each month and getting really depressed.
zimmy do talk with your IP as it shouldn't be like that, money is tight within an IVA but shouldn't be unbearable to live with. Is your I&E realistic? x
IVA final payment left the bank on the 26th January 2013...looking forward to a debt free future.
Zimmy, I was just enquiring if your I&E was realistic as if you had more disposable money at the end of the month then there would be no need for the mortgage extension and then you'd be totally debt free sooner?
IVA final payment left the bank on the 26th January 2013...looking forward to a debt free future.
I have already haggled and got a 15% reduction, but I am still struggling, the only option I can think of is to extend my mortgage (if allowed) as it only has 5 years to run by which time I will be 55.
It is made up approx 20% endowment 80% repayment and I have been told the endowment part will fall short, this finishes 2 years before the repayment. So if I deal with the shortfall there will be no borrowings against my house.
Regards