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Best questions to ask
davidscot
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Our fixed rate deal (with Nationwide) ends Nov this year.I have set up a meeting with HBOS (who we bank with) mortgage advisor on Monday and was wondering what are the best questions to ask
regards getting the best deal around.
I realise that HBOS will show a bias to their products but was wondering if anyone could help me in drawing up a list of questions to ask them.
Thanks in advance for any help:beer:
I realise that HBOS will show a bias to their products but was wondering if anyone could help me in drawing up a list of questions to ask them.
Thanks in advance for any help:beer:
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HBOS will only advise on their products. You can save yourself some time and just look on their website to see exactly which deals are available through them -
http://www.bankofscotlandhalifax.co.uk/mortgages/home.asp
You can then get a comparison over the best buys on the market by using a website such as https://www.moneyfacts.co.uk0 -
HBOS will only advise on their products. You can save yourself some time and just look on their website to see exactly which deals are available through them -
http://www.bankofscotlandhalifax.co.uk/mortgages/home.asp
You can then get a comparison over the best buys on the market by using a website such as www.moneyfacts.co.uk
Thanks for that, I know HBOS will only supply facts about products they give, it was more what are the best questions to ask when meeting them. Its been a while since we changed mortgages and im a bit rusty:rolleyes: about these things.0 -
Main things will be
Rate
Fees
Then perhaps flexibility - overpayments, underpayments (if these are of importance to you).
You also need to think about whether you want the stability of a fixed rate (and if so for how long) or something variable like a tracker or discounted rate.0 -
Thanks, I'll write a list before I go regards your points -my memory not the best:D - see what they come up with then take things from there.0
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