Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Log in to Manage your Mortgage with the Royal Bank app
Scan the QR code to log in to or to download the Royal Bank app. If the app isn't for you then you can access 'Manage your Mortgage' through digital banking.
- You'll need your mortgage account number to register (you can find this on your most recent mortgage statement)
- Log in and select your mortgage
- Click on 'Manage your Mortgage' from the menu
Log in to Manage your Mortgage with the Royal Bank app
Once you're in the app, simply select your mortgage and you'll see a menu to Manage your Mortgage.
Don't already have the Royal Bank app?
Use the link above to download the app. You'll need your customer number to register. If you haven't registered before, you'll be given a customer number as part of the registration process.
Log in to Manage your Mortgage with the Royal Bank app
Once you're in the app, simply select your mortgage and you'll see a menu to Manage your Mortgage.
Don't already have the Royal Bank app?
Use the link above to download the app. You'll need your customer number to register. If you haven't registered before, you'll be given a customer number as part of the registration process.
Searching for a new deal?
If your current Royal Bank of Scotland mortgage deal is ending or you’re on Standard Variable Rate, you could switch to a better deal.
Find out more about switching your mortgage deal and get a personalised quote in just a few minutes.
Tools to help you plan
Check out our range of calculators below. They have been designed to help you better understand and manage your mortgage options.
Overpayment calculator
Use our overpayment calculator to see how much you could save by making either extra monthly payments or paying a lump sum to your capital repayment mortgage.
Borrowing calculator and rate finder
We'll quickly show you how much we may be able to lend you, as well as our mortgage rates. Just have details of your income, outgoings, deposit and cost of your new home ready.
How energy efficient is your home?
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rates a property's energy efficiency and could help you to buy a home that’s more energy efficient, helping to reduce your impact on the climate too.
How to reduce your energy bills
Whether you’re a renter or a homeowner, you could start saving energy – and money – with these simple tips.
Energy saving changes for your home
Take a look at how you could save money in the long term with some changes to help make your home more energy efficient.
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Borrow more on your mortgage
Achieve your future plans in the present
If you have a residential mortgage with us, in some circumstances, you could borrow up to 90% of the value of your home.
- Applications for additional borrowing are subject to LTV and must meet our current lending requirements.
- Minimum amount is £10,000.
- Minimum term 3 years - maximum term 40 years (35 if it's an interest only or Buy to Let mortgage).
- You will need to be able to repay your mortgage in full before you are:
- 75 for a capital and interest mortgage
- 70 for a residential interest only mortgage
- 80 for a Buy to Let mortgage.
Additional borrowing is available on a capital and interest repayment basis. You may be able to borrow more on an interest only basis, subject to criteria.
A guide to paying off your mortgage
Our mortgage repayment guide covers the different types of mortgage available, as well as things to consider if you're looking to pay off your mortgage early.