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The UK Mortgage Charter requires lenders to provide two types of mortgage support. It is important you consider whether this type of support is best for your circumstances.
Representative Examples
6-months interest only
As an example only, a customer with an £179,000 current mortgage balance and a remaining term of 23 years on a typical rate of 6.29%, would pay an additional £24 each month during their remaining term as a result of taking the 6 month interest-only option.
Term extension
As a result of extending your mortgage term, you will pay more overall. As an example only, a customer with an £179,000 current mortgage balance, extending their term from 23 years remaining to 35 years with a 2-year fixed rate of 6.29% would reduce their monthly payments by £153 per month but pay an additional £112,140 interest over the entire life of the Mortgage.
This is just a representative example and your actual payments will depend on the amount of your mortgage, the remaining term and the rate applicable during the time of your fixed or variable rate and the rate when that ends. The longer your mortgage term the more interest you will pay over the life of the mortgage.