Repaying your interest only mortgage

Having a plan in place to repay your interest only balance can help give you peace of mind and more options when your mortgage ends.

Ways to repay your interest only mortgage

From using investments to making overpayments, watch our video to find out the different ways you can repay your mortgage.

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  • By the end of the mortgage, you’ll need to repay the full interest only balance. There are many different plans you can put in place to repay the balance and we’ve listed some of these for you. When considering your options, you should make sure that your plan will provide enough to repay the balance and importantly, be available when you need to make the final payment.
     

    Repayment plans Things to consider
    Switch to a repayment mortgage

    Switching all, or some of your mortgage to a repayment mortgage means you’ll start paying off the amount you borrowed, as well as the interest. If you switch your whole mortgage to repayment, we’ll set your monthly payment to repay everything you owe by the end of your mortgage term. If you switch part of your mortgage, you’ll reduce the amount you’ll need to repay by the end. 

    Use our change to a repayment mortgage calculator to work out how changing to a repayment mortgage could benefit you.

    To switch to repayment, please call us. We’ll look at your income and how much you spend each month to understand if this is an affordable option for you.

    Overpayments When you make overpayments to your mortgage, you’ll reduce the amount you owe and pay less interest. The sooner you start making overpayments, the sooner you’ll start reducing the interest only balance. Use our overpayment calculator to work out how overpaying on your interest only mortgage could benefit you.

    If you have a current account with us, you can make overpayments using Internet Banking. Or you can call us. If you bank elsewhere, please ask your bank to set up your payments using the following information:

    Sort code: 30 00 00
    Account number: 00353019
    Reference number: Please use your mortgage account number and add 00 at the end. If you want the payment to go to a specific sub-account replace the final 00 with the 2 digit sub-account number.

    Early repayment charges may apply to your mortgage. Please check if you’re unsure if these apply.
    Sale of your main or second property House prices change regularly and may fall as well as rise. It’s important to be realistic about the value of your property and to allow enough time to complete the sale before your mortgage ends.
    Savings You should check your statements when you receive them to make sure you’ll have enough and can get access to the money when you need it.
    Premium Bonds It’s important to understand that prize money isn’t guaranteed.
    Endowment Policies You should check your statements when you receive them to make sure you’ll have enough and can get access to the money when you need it.
    Investments The value of any investment can change over time, falling as well as rising. You should check your statements when you receive them to make sure you’ll have enough and can get access to the money when you need it.
    Pension Using the lump-sum from your pension policy to repay some, or all, of your mortgage at the end of the term will impact the income you’ll have when you retire. If you’re unsure how this will affect your retirement income, you should speak to an independent financial advisor.

    Independent financial advisors
    Sale of a business or other assets The value of any business or assets you plan to sell can go down as well as up.  If you don’t get the amount you expect when you sell, it may affect your ability to repay.  It may take a while to sell your assets so you’ll need to plan for this in good time before your mortgage term ends.
    Bonus Changes in any bonus you expect to receive may affect your ability to repay your mortgage. 

     

Be prepared for when your mortgage ends

Acting now

  • The sooner you call us the more options you may have.
  • If you switch to a repayment mortgage, the increase in your monthly payment will be smaller.
  • If you start making overpayments earlier, these overpayments can be smaller.
  • If you’re selling your home, you’ll have longer to prepare for the sale.

By leaving it later

  • You might have to cash in investments quickly.
  • You might not have the option to switch to a repayment mortgage as the increase in your monthly payments may not be affordable.
  • You might not be able to afford to make enough overpayments to clear your interest only balance before the end of the mortgage term.
  • You might have no choice but to sell your home.

Tell us your plans

The sooner you talk to us, the more options you may have available.

 
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Tell us online

Whether you're confident you can repay everything you owe or you've changed your plans, let us know.

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Call us

To discuss your plans with an adviser, you can call us.

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Explore your options

Use our calculators to see how changes to your mortgage could help you repay your interest only balance.

Interest only mortgage overpayment calculator

Use our calculator to see how overpaying on an interest only mortgage can save you money. You could reduce your mortgage balance and the amount of interest charged.

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Repayment mortgage calculator

Use our calculator to see what your payments might be if you change your interest only mortgage to a full or part repayment mortgage.

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