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fixed deal coming to an end with Halifax

sylvia9121
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hI there
After a bit of a push in the right direction...
Our fixed rate deal is coming to an end at the end of this month with halifax, I have had a look on their website and they are offering a 2 year fixed 3.99 (£3999 fixing fee):eek: :eek: :eek: robbing toe rags!!!!!!!!!1
Do you think we are best to just go onto the SVR (which will happen automatically if we do nothing)
Thanks
After a bit of a push in the right direction...
Our fixed rate deal is coming to an end at the end of this month with halifax, I have had a look on their website and they are offering a 2 year fixed 3.99 (£3999 fixing fee):eek: :eek: :eek: robbing toe rags!!!!!!!!!1
Do you think we are best to just go onto the SVR (which will happen automatically if we do nothing)
Thanks
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Their loyalty rates compare favourably with other lenders remtg products
Not all lenders off alternatives to expiring fixes
They have rates with fees as low as £499
Or you could have a SVR at no fee - whilst not the lowest SVR - its one of the more competitive SVRs
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sylvia9121 wrote: »hI there
After a bit of a push in the right direction...
Our fixed rate deal is coming to an end at the end of this month with halifax, I have had a look on their website and they are offering a 2 year fixed 3.99 (£3999 fixing fee):eek: :eek: :eek: robbing toe rags!!!!!!!!!1
Do you think we are best to just go onto the SVR (which will happen automatically if we do nothing)
Thanks
With the current rate cut, I guess the SVR might be better than any of the available fixed rate now. And I suppose if you go on to SVR, there is no binding, and you can switch to any fix or tracker rate whenever a competitive one appear in the near future.
Just my personal opinion, I might be wrong. I have been thinking about this as well since my Halifax fixed rate is coming to an end in February.
What do others think?0
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