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Anyone any experience of nationwide & mortgage holidays?

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Oodthunkit · 21/11/2012 07:58

Do they ask for any finance info?

We over paid quite a bit 2-3 years ago but are now on much lower income. Not having any trouble with payments but I'm on maternity leave next year and a few months off ( thinking3 ) would really help financially.
Don't want to risk it if they are likely to query our finances though.

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MrsKitty · 21/11/2012 08:17

We have a nationwide mortgage. A couple of years ago DH was made redundant (no pay out as not there long enough) whilst I was on maternity leave! We'd overpaid about £8k in the preceeding years which they let us draw down into our current account to tide us over until DH got another job and I went back to work. They didn't need specifics, just a background to what had happened.

Oodthunkit · 21/11/2012 08:20

Thanks. They are usually good about things. Our reduction in income is pretty permanent though so buy worried about that

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InMySpareTime · 21/11/2012 12:00

Talk to them about extending the term, to make your monthly amount lower. They should be fine with that, as long as you don't push the term beyond retirement age.

Oodthunkit · 21/11/2012 18:51

It's already well beyond dh retirement age!

It's only £354 a month so fine except when my pay is cut!

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undertheduvet · 21/11/2012 18:55

we had a payment holiday when dh started his own business. was very easy to do they didn't ask any questions as far as i can remember. the only thing is you have to have made all repayments prior to this without default but as you have overpaid i dont the think you'd have overpaid problem.

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