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Buy to Let Mortgages Online quotationBuy to Let Online Quotation To use our Buy to Let Mortgages Online
Quotation system simply select a Buy to Let product type from the
product portfolio, then select a Buy to Let Mortgage product from
the list and finally click on the 'Quote' button in the right hand
column. You will then simply be asked to provide a short number of
basic details and our system will be able to provide you with an
illustrative Buy to Let quotation online in an instant.
Buy to Let Mortgage CalculatorThe Mortgage Calculator below allows you to get as an illustration of your Buy to Let mortgage repayment over a given period, at a particular interest rate and whether you wish repay on an interest only or repayment (capital and interest) basis. Please be aware the majority of Buy to Let mortgages taken out are interest only Buy to Let mortgages, so you may wish to bear this in mind when using the calculator.Simply enter your loan size, interest rate, term and repayment method into the calculator.
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*Please note our Online Buy to Let quotation system and Mortgage Calculator are based around Building Society charges not Bank Interest charges, see Notes below.
Notes: Interest rates are often not what they appear at first sight. A headline rate of 6% p.a. may mean just that, or it may mean a true rate of 6 ½ % or more depending on the lender and the term of the loan. How does this arise? Bank interest chargesBanks calculate interest on the balance outstanding at any given time at a monthly interest rate that compounds up to the declared annual rate. Thus 6% p.a. is equivalent not to 0.5% per month but to 0.487% per month. This method delivers a true cost of money equivalent to the headline rate of 6%. Building Societies interest chargesMost building societies take the simpler (and more profitable for them) method of saying that 6% p.a. is equivalent to 0.5% per month. This is equivalent to 6.17% as a true annual rate of interest. However some building societies adopt a calculation method on repayment mortgages that is even more disadvantageous for the borrower in that they only adjust the capital outstanding on the loan on the anniversary of the loan so that interest continues to be paid by the borrower on money that has been repaid during the course of the year! The effect of this on a 15 year loan at 6% nominal rate is to push up the true cost over the life of the loan to 6.44% - and indeed in the last year of the loan the cost of the borrowing is 11.46%! The impact of these different methodologies on a 15 year mortgage for £100,000 at 6% is shown by the repayments that would be required:
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