Hi Brendan,Hi Sinéad
The main reason is that your fixed rate ended comparatively late April 2012, so you would not have been overcharged as much as someone who broke out in April 2009 for example.
Using the calculator, I come up with a figure of €3,800
Not compounding it, the way AIB does, comes up with a figure of €3,300
Was your mortgage restructured in any way? A split mortgage or an interest holiday?
Brendan
would you look for a breakdown of the calculation?
Thanks very much Brendan. Would it be ok to lodge the cheque or should I wait until the simple v compound issue is resolved?Yes, you should ask for this. But wait until the simple vs. compound issue is resolved.
Brendan
Hi everyone, I have updated the calculator on this thread. There are now 3 tabs, 1 for Compound Interest, 1 for simple Interest ( which AIB are using) and 1 for redeemed mortgages (which is still using compound interest).
To my great embarrassment when Karen got her cheque, I just accepted the figure assuming that AIB knew how to calculate the refund correctly. I had done a rough and ready estimate and it was near enough.
When October published his first calculator, it came out near enough as well... but I had forgotten that Karen was on much higher fixed rates for the whole period and I had not adjusted for that.
I have now checked the new simple interest calculator and my figure is €90 out from what Karen actually got!
Brendan
the simple interest calculator shouldn't really be 90 off
Hi Corkie, I am getting 5,706 Compound and 5,021 simpleHi. I came off fixed rate on 13th may 2013 with a balance of €161,000. I fixed again from Sept 15 to Sept 16 @3.5% and was on variable for remainder. Received a write down of €19.300 and interest refund of €5060. does that seem low as my calculations came to €6500
Hi Jellytot, I get the same figure as you 10,359 compound- the simple interest figure I get is 8,902Hi Brendan & Co
Firstly I cannot thank you enough for the tireless effort you have all put in to where we are today. Without your advice I would not have persisted with the tracker redress scandal. Today I received a cheque in the post which is a life changer for us with a new baby on the way.
Based on Oct2019 spreadsheet (which is amazing by the way!), my calculations don't tally with that of Aib. Just wondering if October2019 could run through my calculations with me. I know your time is precious and it would put my mind at ease.
My fixed rate expired on 29 June 2010. Principle amount at this time was €242758.49
I then fixed at 3.25% and this fixed rate expired on 02 July 2012.
I then went variable until I sold my house and closed the mortgage account on 29 Nov 2018.
I have calculated the interest refund as €10359, Aib have it at €9074.
Thank you so much again for getting is here
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