
Hayley@simplyadverse
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Hi there,
Much will depend upon the detail of your situation and current mortgage. Product and situation depending firstly you can see if your existing mortgage company will transfer you to full repayment or alternatively what level of overpayments they will allow.
Outside of this speaking with a mortgage adviser will allow them to determine any other solutions.
Best of luck
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