Mortgage calculator
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A fixed rate mortgage is a type of mortgage where the interest rate on your mortgage stays the same, for the duration of your fixed rate deal. This means that if interest rates go up during your fixed rate period, your repayments won’t be affected. After your fixed rate period is complete, you will be moved onto our Standard Variable Rate Mortgage, which means there may be fluctuations to your mortgage costs from time to time. At this stage, you have the option to remortgage or refix on a new deal with No1 CopperPot Credit Union.
Key information
All applicants must be a member of No1 CopperPot Credit Union and aged 18 years or above.
| Mortgage amount | £25,000 up to a maximum of £500,000 |
| Maximum mortgage term | 35 years |
| Loan to Value (maximum) | Up to 95% |
| Over-payment charge | None* |
| Repaying your mortgage | You can repay through payroll deduction or Direct Debit. Applicants must be no more than 75 years of age at the end of the mortgage term. |
*You can make over-payments on this mortgage throughout its term. Over-payments made within the fixed period cannot exceed 10% of the original mortgage balance per annum from the date of completion. These over-payments would not be subject to the Early Repayment Charge.
Mortgage rates and repayments
Two Year Fixed Rate
| Product | Two Year Fixed Rate (Up to 95% LTV) |
| Initial interest rate | 5.59% |
| Followed by Standard Variable Rate | 6.0% |
| The overall rate for comparison is | 6.2% APRC* |
| Product fee | £995 |
| Early Repayment Charge** | 3% |
| The initial interest rate will be fixed for two years from the advance of the loan. |
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*APRC stands for the Annual Percentage Rate of Charge. It is an annual interest rate which takes account of fees and charges to reflect the total cost of your mortgage. The APRC allows you to easily compare quotes from different lenders.
**ERC of 3% of the outstanding loan amount is payable at the time of redemption during the fixed rate period. You will not be charged an early repayment charge for making overpayments, which are permitted up to 10% of the original mortgage advance per annum.
Mortgage repayment examples
The following example is based on a £200,000 mortgage to be repaid over a 30 year term, with a Loan to Value up to 90%. The example compares the difference between the costs of the product fee paid upfront and when it’s added to the mortgage.
| Two Year Fixed Rate Mortgage (product fee paid upfront) |
| Your mortgage amount would be £200,000. Your will initially be on a fixed rate of 5.59% for 2 years. You will then move onto our standard variable rate, currently 6%, for the remaining 28 years. It will require 24 monthly payments of £1,146.90, followed by 336 payments of £1,196.72. Your total amount payable would be £429,623.52, made up of the loan amount £200,000 plus interest £229,623.52. The overall cost for comparison is 6.2% APRC representative (the actual APRC will be illustrated on your personalised European Standardised Information Sheet). |
| Two Year Fixed Rate Mortgage (product fee added to mortgage) |
| Your mortgage amount would be £200,995. You will initially be on a fixed rate of 5.59% for 2 years. You will then move onto our standard variable rate, currently 6%, for the remaining 28 years. It will require 24 monthly payments of £1,152.61, followed by 336 payments of £1,202.67. The total amount payable would be £431,759.76, made up of the loan amount £200,995 plus interest £230,764.76. The overall cost for comparison is 6.2% APRC representative (the actual APRC will be illustrated on your personalised European Standardised Information Sheet). |
Three Year Fixed Rate
| Product | Three Year Fixed Rate (Up to 95% LTV) |
| Initial interest rate | 5.59% |
| Followed by Standard Variable Rate | 6.0% |
| The overall rate for comparison is | 6.1% APRC* |
| Product fee | £995 |
| Early Repayment Charge** | 3% |
| The initial interest rate will be fixed for three years from the advance of the loan. |
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*APRC stands for the Annual Percentage Rate of Charge. It is an annual interest rate which takes account of fees and charges to reflect the total cost of your mortgage. The APRC allows you to easily compare quotes from different lenders.
**ERC of 3% of the outstanding loan amount is payable at the time of redemption during the fixed rate period. You will not be charged an early repayment charge for making overpayments, which are permitted up to 10% of the original mortgage advance per annum.
Mortgage repayment examples
The following example is based on a £200,000 mortgage to be repaid over a 30 year term, with a Loan to Value up to 90%. The example compares the difference between the costs of the product fee paid upfront and when it’s added to the mortgage.
| Three Year Fixed Rate Mortgage (product fee paid upfront) |
| Your mortgage amount would be £200,000. You will initially be on a fixed rate of 5.59% for 3 years. You will then move onto our standard variable rate, currently 6%, for the remaining 27 years. It will require 36 monthly payments of £1,146.90, followed by 324 payments of £1,195.47. The total amount payable would be £428,620.68, made up of the loan amount £200,000 plus interest £228,620.68. The overall cost for comparison is 6.1% APRC representative (the actual APRC will be illustrated on your personalised European Standardised Information Sheet). |
| Three Year Fixed Rate Mortgage (product fee added to mortgage) |
| Your mortgage amount would be £200,995. You will initially be on a fixed rate of 5.59% for 3 years. You will then move onto our standard variable rate, currently 6%, for the remaining 27 years. It will require 36 monthly payments of £1,152.61 followed by 324 payments of £1,201.42. The total amount payable would be £430,754.04, made up of the loan amount £200,995 plus interest £229,759.04. The overall cost for comparison is 6.1% APRC representative (the actual APRC will be illustrated on your personalised European Standardised Information Sheet). |
*APRC stands for the Annual Percentage Rate of Charge. It is an annual interest rate which takes account of fees and charges to reflect the total cost of your mortgage. The APRC allows you to easily compare quotes from different lenders.
**ERC of 3% of the outstanding loan amount is payable at the time of redemption during the fixed rate period. You will not be charged an early repayment charge for making overpayments, which are permitted up to 10% of the original mortgage advance per annum.
Understanding the APRC
The Mortgage Illustration includes an Annual Percentage Rate of Charge, usually called an ‘APRC’. This is an annual interest rate which takes account of fees and charges to reflect the total cost of your mortgage. Your Mortgage Illustration will detail the fees which are included in this calculation. An APRC is calculated using a standard method so it provides an effective way for you to compare quotes from different lenders.
- Costs to be paid on a one-off basis to No1 CopperPot: £995 mortgage fee
- The valuation cost is based on a basic mortgage valuation and will need to be met by you before any loan can be agreed and is non-refundable.
- The solicitor cost will form a part of the overall legal fee you will pay to your solicitor/conveyancer. Please note, this is based on an estimate and only covers part of the costs of the legal work that you may need to pay.
- Please note, this APRC is calculated using assumptions.
Loan to Value Breakdown
The Loan to Value is the amount we will lend to you in relation to the amount the property is worth.
| Amount Borrowed | £25,000 – £300,000 | Over £300,000 – £400,000 | Over £400,000 – £500,000 |
| Loan to Value (maximum) | Up to 95% | Up to 80% | Up to 70% |
An example following the guidelines above, if you buy a house worth £200,000 we could lend you up to 95% of the property worth (£190,000), and you would need at least £10,000 as a mortgage deposit.
Mortgages with your Credit Union
Once your mortgage has been approved we will need a valuation of the property to be completed, by a surveyor of our choice. You must remember to budget for the cost of the valuation as the fee will be required at the start of the process and it is non-refundable in the event of your mortgage not completing. For more information about surveys, please click here. You can also see the tariff of fees from the surveyors typically used at the Credit Union by clicking here.
A solicitor of your choice will have to be appointed to deal with the legal process and the cost will vary depending on your chosen solicitor and the individual property.
We also have our full Tariff of Charges available on our website.
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