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Reserve a mortgage 6 months in advance

nicksta27
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Hi
My fixed rate mortgage ends at the end of January and I was wondering which lenders allow you to reserve a product more than 3 months in advance?
Thanks
My fixed rate mortgage ends at the end of January and I was wondering which lenders allow you to reserve a product more than 3 months in advance?
Thanks
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There are a number. With mortgage rates heading up it might be an idea to get something booked now.
Nationwide offers are valid for 6 months for instance.
You should consider speaking to a broker to source the market for you.0 -
First Direct and HSBC.Whilst my posts do not constitute financial advice, I am always, without fail, 100% right!0
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Some lenders are now charging you a reservation fee UPFRONT, just to stop people 'edging their bets"I am a Whole of Market Mortgage Adviser
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it.
This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser code of conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
nicksta - as I mentioned in my first reply, Nationwide offers are also valid for 6 months.
One good thing about Nationwide is a) you do not need to pay a fee upfront. and 2 - if you take a variable tracker you can effectively hedge your bets as you are able to switch to a Nationwide Fixed rate once you are up and running without paying any redemption penalties. So if rates significantly improve once you have completed you can drop into a fixed rate (though there might be an arrangement fee at that time).0
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