@Geturtrackerbk
I presume the interest only was a variation and it wasn't originally an interest only mortgage.
That would suggest you were unofficially in "arrears" as you were behind on the contracted payments, though it was agreed officially.
They should return you to the position you would have been if no error occurred and thus most of your redress will go towards reducing the balance.
The compensation amount will be paid as a cheque.
Difficult to work out, but I'd guess at 6 years interest only that most / all of the overpayment will go to reduce the balance to the correct balance.
If you didn't go interest only, the loan balance would be circa 130k (based on 25years from 2008).
The overcharge is circa 35-40k, so if your balance at 1st Jan was 165k or higher, I would assume the overcharge would just go against the capital - but at least the compensation will be a cheque.
I presume the interest only was a variation and it wasn't originally an interest only mortgage.
That would suggest you were unofficially in "arrears" as you were behind on the contracted payments, though it was agreed officially.
They should return you to the position you would have been if no error occurred and thus most of your redress will go towards reducing the balance.
The compensation amount will be paid as a cheque.
Difficult to work out, but I'd guess at 6 years interest only that most / all of the overpayment will go to reduce the balance to the correct balance.
If you didn't go interest only, the loan balance would be circa 130k (based on 25years from 2008).
The overcharge is circa 35-40k, so if your balance at 1st Jan was 165k or higher, I would assume the overcharge would just go against the capital - but at least the compensation will be a cheque.