The first payment on a $400,000 mortgage at 6.5% sends $2,167 to interest and only $362 to principal. That ratio explains why an extra $100 in the first year removes far more interest than the same $100 contributed in year twenty-eight.
Monthly overpayments beat one annual lump sum by £1,582 over twenty years on a £250,000 mortgage. Choosing to shorten the term rather than reduce the monthly payment on a £10,000 lump sum is worth £12,909, so the second decision matters considerably more. #HomeBuying
A £250,000 UK mortgage at 4.5% costs £1,390 a month over 25 years and £1,183 over 35 years, and that £206 monthly saving is not free because stretching the term adds £80,045 to the interest you eventually pay.
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