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What to do?
cgillespie
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I have a Natwest mortgage and have an offset flexible product with them, currently at 3.75%. I do not really make much use of the offset facility at the moment due to have very little spare money.
I am tempted by their 5yr fixed now at 4.19% with a £99 fee.
Does anyone think this 5yr fixed rate will ever get any better or do I stand the chance and sitting it out and then finding it could actually have increased if I do not act within the next few months???
Any thoughts?
I am tempted by their 5yr fixed now at 4.19% with a £99 fee.
Does anyone think this 5yr fixed rate will ever get any better or do I stand the chance and sitting it out and then finding it could actually have increased if I do not act within the next few months???
Any thoughts?
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The five year, low rate, low fee looks tasty to me but who knows what the nexrt five years hold. Not I................................I have put my clock back....... Kcolc ym0
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being stuck on a nationwide 5.48 % i can only dream of such rates. Seems a good deal to be. i have seen 5 year fixed with a&l 3.99% might be worth checking out.Mortgage Start jun 2007 £88500 Outstanding Balance £51000
Overpayments 2007 Nil 2008 £1040 2009 £7853 2010 £10000 2011 aiming for £18000 (6k so far)
The Early Bird Gets the Worm, but the Second Mouse Gets the Cheese!!0 -
Robert_Sterling wrote: »The five year, low rate, low fee looks tasty to me but who knows what the nexrt five years hold. Not I.
Any guess as to how quickly I should move... i.e. could I sit on my 3.75% rate for another 3 or 4 months and still pick up the same 4.19% fixed rate then.
I know its crystal ball stuff, but just want others opinions!0
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