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Make interest only payments
Need a bit of time to get your budget back on track?
Switch to interest only payments for six months, with no impact on your credit score.
How it works
- You’ll make interest only payments towards your mortgage for six months, with no impact on your credit score.
- You can cancel at any point, but you can only apply once.
- Your monthly payments will increase at the end of the reduced payment period to collect the amount you haven’t paid.
- You’ll pay back more on your mortgage overall if you make interest only payments for six months.
- If you miss an interest only payment and don’t catch up, we might cancel the arrangement.
Your reduced monthly payment amount will be fixed
Your interest only payment amount will be fixed for six months - even if the Bank of England (BoE) base rate changes, or you apply to switch to a new mortgage deal during that time.
Usually, your interest only payments will be worked out using your current interest rate. However, if your rate’s due to change next month, we’ll use that rate instead.
Any other changes in interest rate will apply to your mortgage, but not your payments. Once your reduced payment period comes to an end, we’ll write to confirm your new increased monthly payment amount and total mortgage cost, including any interest added because of interest rate changes.
If you change your mind
If you decide to cancel the payment arrangement before the six months comes to an end, you can let us know by completing our cancellation form.
Please remember, you can only apply once.
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Here are some examples of how making interest only payments for six months can impact your monthly payments and the total amount payable.
Important: Your monthly payment and total mortgage cost will increase at the end of the reduced payment period to collect the amount you haven’t paid.
These examples are for illustrative purposes only and assume there are no other changes to the mortgage over the remaining term.
