If taking out an interest only mortgage, you must
consider how the mortgage will be repaid at the end of the term.
Interest only mortgages 'should' be supported by a suitable
repayment vehicle, so that the mortgage balance may be paid
off in full at the end of the term. It can be useful for people
purchasing a new property to pay interest only over an initial
period, to keep their repayments low whilst setting up home.
It is then possible to switch on to a repayment option when
the time is right, so that you have the certainty that your
mortgage will be repaid in full at the end of the term. It is
important to note that should you fail to pay off your mortgage
(in full) at the end of the term, your home may be repossessed.
When choosing an Interest Only Mortgage or any
other type of mortgage, we believe it is best to get qualified
independent advice.
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