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smnb08
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hi guys
can you explain to me what a booking fee is.
i thought it was something you paid to secure the rate you have applied for while the application is being done.
my broker says no and that the rate has gone up nearly 1% since i first applied.
can you explain to me what a booking fee is.
i thought it was something you paid to secure the rate you have applied for while the application is being done.
my broker says no and that the rate has gone up nearly 1% since i first applied.
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plain and simple , it is another way for the lenders to make money on you.0
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you are basicaly right, its a fee mortgage companies charge you for setting up the mortgage. Doesn't always book the rate though, as you have found out. With many companies, especialy the big ones, Nationwide etc then it would book your rate.
Is your lender First National?Saving and spending in equal measure0 -
no the lender is beaconsealed pot challenge member #9200
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its another way to bend you over the desk and.....ahem ahem
booking fee, admin fee, arrangement fee, valuation fee, oh and then the interest rate...etc etc"enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb0 -
of course I meant, spank your bottom with a wet plimsoll and nothing more"enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb0
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booking fee, admin fee, arrangement fee, valuation fee, oh and then the interest rate...etc etc
It's their tip
"You've got to have a bit of bubbly at the shareholders "
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