Hi there,
I have a catalogue of debt problems with the plan that I am dealing with them on a case by case basis. However the main thing I am worried about is my home loan which is at €286k and which I am paying €700 per month towards.
This month I am moving jobs going from private sector to the civil service but suffering with a €700 per month reduction in pay.
The loan is with Bank of Scotland and for us to service that loan term there would have to be some give on the principal but is that even considered? I know you may need to know my other circumstances but there are essentially too long to type!. The key thing is that I have a tracker mortgage and am very happy living where I am (three kids settled there).
Has anyone heard of the Bank cutting the principle for a payment upfront so to make the loan servicable? My brother has floated the idea of giving us a loan which we could use to pay down the mortgage provided the Bank work with us on same, e.g. pay €30k now and they write off €30k too to bring it down to €216k or thereabouts.
Is this pie in the sky talk?
I have a catalogue of debt problems with the plan that I am dealing with them on a case by case basis. However the main thing I am worried about is my home loan which is at €286k and which I am paying €700 per month towards.
This month I am moving jobs going from private sector to the civil service but suffering with a €700 per month reduction in pay.
The loan is with Bank of Scotland and for us to service that loan term there would have to be some give on the principal but is that even considered? I know you may need to know my other circumstances but there are essentially too long to type!. The key thing is that I have a tracker mortgage and am very happy living where I am (three kids settled there).
Has anyone heard of the Bank cutting the principle for a payment upfront so to make the loan servicable? My brother has floated the idea of giving us a loan which we could use to pay down the mortgage provided the Bank work with us on same, e.g. pay €30k now and they write off €30k too to bring it down to €216k or thereabouts.
Is this pie in the sky talk?