Here’s an example of how much extra it could cost you by having just one arrears fee added to your balance (based on an interest rate of 9.14%). The same principle will apply to other fees that might be added to your balance (such as legal fees or Direct Debit rejection fees). Remaining mortgage term …
Write to us
You can write to us at the following address: Landmark MortgagesPO Box 115SkiptonBD23 9FE Don’t forget! You should include your name, address and account number in any letters you send so we can make sure we can match your letter to your account.
Call us
The number you need to call will depend on the reason for your call. If you’re not sure, don’t worry, our agents will be happy to transfer your call to the right person to make sure you get the help you need. If you’re calling us from abroad, just add 0044 to the number you …
Message us through our self-serve facility
Our secure self-serve facility is available all day, every day. If you have a query which doesn’t need an immediate reply, you can send us a secure message. We aim to reply to your message within five working days. You can also use our self-serve to: It’s easy to create a secure login to use …
I have a Together loan. Can I make a payment to only one of my sub accounts?
Yes. Make your payment in the normal way and then send us a secure message using our secure self-serve facility to tell us which sub account you want the payment to go to. Each sub account has its own account number, so it’s best to quote this. You can find this information on the account …
What’s the difference between my mortgage and unsecured loan?
Your mortgage is secured against your property, whereas an unsecured loan is not. Your mortgage may be made up of more than one loan, which we call sub accounts. You could have more than one sub account because you took out a further advance on your mortgage. Each sub account has its own account number. …
Am I entitled to a loyalty discount?
No. You’re not eligible for a loyalty discount if you have a Together mortgage.
Can I pay off just my unsecured loan and not my mortgage?
Yes, you can pay off your unsecured loan at any time. To find out how much you owe and how to make the payment, you will need a redemption statement. You can request one by: