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Mortgage Break

bjc_dublin · 2009-09-27 14:19:30

Hey, I've a mortage on a one bed apartment, currently manageable on my reasonable salary. I am considering going back to college for a two year post grad. I have been looking at the option of interest only repayments but I'd like to know if this is my only option? I need to spend the bare minimum for two years without…

27-09-2009 2:19pm

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bjc_dublin

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Hey,

I've a mortage on a one bed apartment, currently manageable on my reasonable salary. I am considering going back to college for a two year post grad. I have been looking at the option of interest only repayments but I'd like to know if this is my only option? I need to spend the bare minimum for two years without giving up on my apartment!

Yours

Will-be-broke!

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#2 27-09-2009 4:52pm

Davy

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Banking forum might be the way to go

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#3 27-09-2009 4:57pm

penexpers

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You generally won't get interest only for more than 6 months and it has to be because you are in dire need. I doubt any bank would let you go interest only because you want to go back to college, but I might be wrong.

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#4 27-09-2009 5:56pm

dudara

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Moved to Banking & Insurance & Pensions

dudara

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#5 28-09-2009 7:15am

chris85

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They are apparently giving moratoriums (total breaks from any payment) but only for six months and only to people who are finding it difficult...

Even you got ineterest only payments it would only knock about 10% off your payments (presuming you only had the mortgage for few years now so sorry if thats wrong) so that may not be much help

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#6 28-09-2009 10:28am

unclebill98

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Banks are only giving payment breaks and interest only options to those in a bad way. Not if you wanna go back to college.

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