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Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th June
Pay from only £69,560* NOW with 
MiWay is back at Abbeyfields – Come along and don’t miss out! |
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ABBEYFIELDS, SHOBNALL STREET,
BURTON UPON TRENT
2 bedroom apartments from £86,950
You could pay from just
£69,560† NOW
with 
We lend you the remaining £17,390
3 bedroom townhouses also available
Marketing Suite also open Thursday to Monday,
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MiWay is the easy way to own 100% of your home. You fund only 80% of the price now and we’ll provide you with a loan of 20% for the remainder. After 10 years or when you sell or transfer your home, you simply pay back 20% of your home’s market value in one payment at that time. 0% for the first five years, 3% interest rate for the next five years. |
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HERE ARE THE DETAILS: †You raise a first mortgage for 80% of the price from your bank or building society. We lend you the remaining 20%, which is secured upon your home, for up to 10 years through MiWay at 0% interest for 5 years, 3% per annum interest for the remaining term, 5.4% APR typical. Interest will be payable in one lump sum along with your repayment of 20% of the value of your home when you sell or transfer it or after 10 years. You must repay your first mortgage before you repay your MiWay loan. If the value of your home falls there may not be enough sales proceeds to repay both loans. The MiWay scheme is plot specific and subject to status. The MiWay loan cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Miller Homes reserves the right to withdraw the MiWay scheme at any time. *Subject to qualification. **A 5% minimum deposit may be required by lender. More may be required dependent on circumstances and your lender’s lending criteria. Credit provided by Miller Homes Limited of Miller House, 2 Lochside View, Edinburgh EH12 9DH. Subject to Miller Homes’; standard terms and conditions. See our website for full details. Prices and availability correct at time of going to print. Photography represents a typical Miller Homes’ interior. |
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP THE REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT |
