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Interest is added to your mortgage account from the day of completion until the last day of that month. After that, interest is charged monthly on the balance outstanding at the end of the previous month. This means your first month's repayment is likely to include the interest accured from completion to the end of the month.

Monthly payments

Payments to your mortgage account must be made monthly by direct debit or standing order from your bank account. A direct debit instruction will be included with our mortgage application form. Soon after the start of your loan, and before any payments are actually due, we will write to you to confirm the due date and amount of your payment.

Rate changes


If there is a change in mortgage interest rates we will write to you before the first revised payment is due to let you know the new amount and when it will be collected.

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Overpayments, lump sum payments, and early repayment charges

It may be possible to make lump sum payments or overpayments to your mortgage, depending on the mortgage product you have chosen. However, some products carry an early repayment charge, so you should check the terms of your mortgage offer very carefully before making any lump sum payments.

A lump sum of £500 or more over and above your normal monthly payment will be treated as a capital repayment and could therefore attract an early repayment charge. Contact us to find out how an overpayment or lump sum payment would affect your account. Details of early repayment charges are specified in the product details in the 'mortgage interest rates' leaflet.

Additional borrowing

You can increase your borrowing with Kent Reliance for home improvements or for a variety of other purposes such as paying for a car or holiday and the cost can be spread over the remaining term of the mortgage. As long as your account has been well conducted and your total borrowing will not exceed the maximum loan to value allowed, you will be able to apply for additional borrowing (subject to income multiples) which can normally be made available in just a few days.

Please call our Member Services Team on 08451 22 00 33* for more details and ask about Additional Borrowing. Alternatively, e-mail us at mail@krbs.com.

Payment difficulties

If your circumstances change and you have or think you will have difficulties with your monthly payment please let us know immediately. We will do everything we can to help and will work with you to find a solution and prevent unnecessary arrears.

Moving home

All our mortgage schemes are portable, so you can move home at any time without missing out on the benefit of the mortgage product you have chosen (subject to our lending criteria at the time of any future move).

Even if you move during the initial special deal period of a mortgage, the remaining benefits of that special deal, subject to the same terms and conditions, can be transferred to your new mortgage with us. In this case the early redemption charge will be waived, but the existing rate will not apply to any extra that you borrow.



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Fees are inclusive of VAT at the prevailing rate. Where appropriate, refund of fees are made at the discretion of the Society.

All loans are subject to availability, status, valuation and approval, and are available in England and Wales only. Applicants must be aged over 18 unless otherwise stated and security will be required on property. Written quotations available on request.

Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance may be required and a Higher Lending Charge may be payable. Calls to Kent Reliance Building Society may be recorded and/or monitored for customer service and training purposes.

Kent Reliance Building Society is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority for general insurance and regulated mortgages and is covered by the Financial Ombudsman Service. Kent Reliance Building Society, Reliance House, Sun Pier, Chatham, Kent ME4 4ET.

THINK CAREFULLY ABOUT SECURING OTHER DEBTS AGAINST YOUR HOME. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.


*Calls to 08451 numbers from BT landlines will cost no more than 5p per minute, the price of calls from other telephone companies may vary. For customer service and training purposes, calls to Kent Reliance may be monitored and/or recorded.



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