Interest Only mortgages - What can you claim on your tax return?

Depending on the type of mortgage you are paying will determine what you can claim on your tax return. What happens with an Interest-only repayment mortgage? What can be claimed on your tax return?

In this video you will discover:
Can you claim the mortgage repayments you pay each month?
What can you claim?
How does it work on your tax return?


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