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Types of loans.

What is the difference between loans for short term borrowing?

There are two types of loans for short term borrowing; fixed amount with fixed repayments. And flexible.


Fixed amount, fixed repayments speaks for itself; you borrow a fixed amount of money at an agreed fixed interest rate. The repayments are fixed throughout the loan and don't differ.
It is possible to borrow a fixed amount of money at a variable rate of interest, thus your repayments may vary during the term of the loan.


Flexible allows borrowing to a pre-defined limited and you may borrow any amount of money, up to that limit, equally you can be flexible with repayments … within the minimum amount.

Types of mortgages

What is the difference between mortgages?

There are two types of mortgages; Repayment Mortgages and Interest Only.

Repayment Mortgage

Simple, you may your payments on time over the fixed period and the property becomes yours … guaranteed.
Behind the scenes your mortgage debt is divided into two parts, capital repayment and interest repayment. Money payments over the interest payments are paying off the capital.

Interest Only Mortgages

Simple, your repayments cover the interest only and none of the capital debt is being repaid.
Previously mortgage providers would insist on you investing into a fund that will pay off the capital at the end of term. Hopefully it will leave a surplus. This arrangement would have been an endowment, not flavour of the month today! However your financial advisor may
Your home is at risk if you do not repay the full mortgage amount on time.


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