My incomplete mortgage jigsaw
Dennis Hall advises an agricultural researcher as part of a financial makeover in The Times.
SARAH COOK enjoys an attractive rural lifestyle. She lives in a £250,000 three-bedroom house in a Cambridgeshire village with her 11-year-old son and works in agricultural research. However, two financial concerns are encroaching on this idyll.
The main worry is that Sarah has no way of paying off all the capital on the interest-only part of her mortgage. “I don’t know whether I should increase my monthly payments or use some of my savings to reduce the deficit,” she says.
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