In the current market, lenders rates are constantly changing and it can be difficult to know what to do for the best. If you are coming to the end of a fixed rate term on your current mortgage or are looking to purchase a property then contact us now to discuss your requirements and we can help you find a solution that suits your needs.
If you're looking to release some of the equity from your home, or to consolidate debts, remortgaging can be a good option. We can help you find the best strategy for this based on your personal circumstances.
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All you need to know about finding the best remortgage deals.
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For many UK homeowners, the most expensive mortgage mistake is not necessarily choosing the wrong deal at the outset, but waiting too long to choose the next one. When a fixed-rate or other introductory mortgage period is coming to an end, it is often possible to start looking for a replacement deal as much as three to six months in advance. That earlier window matters because many lenders issue mortgage offers that remain valid for several months, allowing borrowers to secure a new rate now and have it begin when their current deal finishes. This means a homeowner can plan ahead without having to end their existing mortgage term early and, in many cases, without triggering an early repayment charge, provided the new deal starts when the present term expires. Sources aimed at UK borrowers commonly note that remortgage offers may be held for three to six months and that acting early helps avoid a costly move onto a lender’s standard variable rate, or SVR.
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