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stressed13
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Hi all never posted before but just want an opinion.
Have existing mortgage with Ptsb switching to Halifax to get better rate (5.2% down to 5%) and given our short term personal loans we are to combining them to save on the interest although we have set it up and it has been agreed with the bank that there is one account for the mortgage (house value €625K outstanding mortgage €444k) which is one repayment and another seperate account combining all short term loans (value €70k) another seperate payment, both rates variable at 5% so at end of 5 years (or shorter as we intend to put extra money to short terms loans) we will be left with mortgage repayment only.
1. I want to know is this the best way for us get us out of our crazy short term debt - we could have combined it in the mortagage but figured this would end up costing us more although we would probably have extra money at end of each month.
2. Should we fix the mortgage rate and leave the short term variable what is the likelyhood of mortgage rates increasing at the moment.
Any other comments appreciated.
Have existing mortgage with Ptsb switching to Halifax to get better rate (5.2% down to 5%) and given our short term personal loans we are to combining them to save on the interest although we have set it up and it has been agreed with the bank that there is one account for the mortgage (house value €625K outstanding mortgage €444k) which is one repayment and another seperate account combining all short term loans (value €70k) another seperate payment, both rates variable at 5% so at end of 5 years (or shorter as we intend to put extra money to short terms loans) we will be left with mortgage repayment only.
1. I want to know is this the best way for us get us out of our crazy short term debt - we could have combined it in the mortagage but figured this would end up costing us more although we would probably have extra money at end of each month.
2. Should we fix the mortgage rate and leave the short term variable what is the likelyhood of mortgage rates increasing at the moment.
Any other comments appreciated.