Mortgage Options Brochure (pdf) - Permanent TSB
Mortgage Options Brochure (pdf) - Permanent TSB
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Getting you back on track…<br />
your options<br />
The alternative repayment arrangements that may be offered will<br />
vary from case to case. Here are some examples of the options<br />
that may be available:<br />
Interest Only<br />
This is where you pay only the interest on your mortgage for a specifi ed amount of<br />
time. This option is also referred to as a “Capital Payment Holiday”.<br />
Warning: Your current capital balance will still be outstanding at the<br />
end of the interest-only period.<br />
Interest and Part Capital<br />
You can change to paying interest and some capital. This option allows you to pay<br />
the interest on your mortgage, as well as some of the capital of the original amount<br />
borrowed. This option is also referred to as a “Capital Payment Holiday Plus”.<br />
Moratorium<br />
This option allows you to defer paying all or part of your mortgage repayment for a<br />
period of time. For example, this might be suitable if you have a temporary shortfall<br />
of income.<br />
Term Extension<br />
You can change the term or length of your mortgage. This means you can reduce<br />
your monthly repayment amount by extending the length (term) of your mortgage.<br />
Arrears Repayment Plan<br />
If you have some extra money at the end of the month you can opt for the Arrears<br />
Repayment Plan, temporarily paying an increased monthly repayment which will be<br />
used to clear your mortgage arrears.<br />
Product Change<br />
This option may be applicable if another type of mortgage is better suited to you. For<br />
example, you could change from a fi xed rate mortgage to a variable rate mortgage.<br />
Fixed rate<br />
Warning: You may have to pay charges if you pay off a fixed-rate loan early.<br />
Variable rate<br />
Warning: The cost of your monthly repayments may increase.<br />
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