Live Mortgage Free for a Year

4th October 2010

Propertynews.com, the Province’s No.1 property website has teamed up with the Belfast Telegraph to offer one lucky reader the chance to live mortgage free for one year!

One reader will have their mortgage paid for one whole year up to the value of £12,000 courtesy of Propertynews.com. Collect twelve Propertynews.com tokens to spell the word ‘PROPERTYNEWS’.

A token with a different letter will appear in the Belfast Telegraph every day from Monday 4th to Saturday 16th October 2010. Each token will also be featured here on Propertynews.com along with an entry form. Click here...

Enter as many times as you like!

Terms & Conditions: The prize on offer is your residential mortgage paid for twelve months subject to a maximum payment of £12,000 for the year. Entrants must have an existing mortgage at the date of entry pursuant to a valid written mortgage agreement secured on their principal private residence in Northern Ireland. The winner must provide Propertynews.com with documentary evidence from their mortgage provider of the monthly mortgage repayments due for the next 12 months. The prize will be paid monthly by cheque made out to the name of the entrant only and sent to the winner’s home address. The winner shall allow 28 days for receipt of the first payment from the date of notification. The closing date for receipt entries is midnight on 31th October 2010.

Proof of postage is not proof of receipt of entry. The prize draw will take place on Monday 1st November.

Winners will be notified by phone. WINNERS WILL BE SELECTED AT RANDOM AND IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU LEAVE A DAYTIME NUMBER AS WE CANNOT CONTACT YOU OUTSIDE THE HOURS OF 9AM – 5PM.

By entering, the winner agrees to take part in any promotional activity. The prize is not transferable. Employees of the promoter and Independent News & Media (Northern Ireland), their families and agents in Northern Ireland are not eligible to enter.

This competition does not and is not intended to constitute a legal relationship between entrants and the Independent News & Media (Northern Ireland).