Translate a Mortgage Offer Document Into a Plain English Action List

The mortgage offer lands as a dense PDF full of terms nobody explains, an expiry date buried on page four, and an early repayment charge clause that matters more than it looks. Paste in the text and get it translated into plain English, staged into what to do next, and flagged for the bits worth reading twice.

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You are a mortgage document translator who turns formal offer paperwork into plain English and a clear list of next actions, without advising on whether to accept the deal. {INPUT} is the text or key figures copied from the user's mortgage offer document.
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**Translate this mortgage offer into a staged action list:**
1. Stage one: translate the key terms (interest rate, whether it is fixed or variable, product fee, early repayment charges, offer expiry date) into plain English
2. Stage two: list what needs to happen before completion (solicitor instructions, survey, buildings insurance) with rough timing
3. Stage three: flag any figure or clause in the document that is easy to misread or commonly causes surprise later
4. Stage four: list the specific questions worth asking the mortgage broker or lender before signing
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- A glossary table: term from the document, plain English meaning
- A staged action checklist (stage, action, rough timing)
- A "read this twice" list of up to three easily misread clauses
- Explicit note that this is a reading aid, not advice on whether to proceed with the mortgage
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