Yes, that's what he's getting checked out.
So if you wanted to pay off 100,000 you'd pay:-
10,000 off with no repayment charge, leaving 90,000, and then pay 3% of the 90,000. Giving a total of 102,700.
Rather than 3% of the whole 100,000 which would mean a total of 103,000.
You see, that's what I had hoped. Maybe my broker didn't understand the question. He just came back with "Its 3% charge on the day you redeem the full mortgage". I need to think of a tactful way of saying, "that doesn't answer my question".
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Yes, that's what he's getting checked out.
So if you wanted to pay off 100,000 you'd pay:-
10,000 off with no repayment charge, leaving 90,000, and then pay 3% of the 90,000. Giving a total of 102,700.
Rather than 3% of the whole 100,000 which would mean a total of 103,000.