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Is this the best I can get?
SSno1
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The best deal I can find is on Moneysupermarket and is for a 5 year fixed rate at 3.99% with A&L. My mortgage is for £47000 with 19 years left. My house is worth about £85000 so I'm below 60% LTV. The mortgage is portable which i want but i'm not sure if I can do overpayments. It costs £251 on the valuation fee and £40 on Land Registry Fees and you get £200 cashback.
Are there any other websites i could check? I've tried looking back on the forum to find better deals but couldn't find any (probably not looking in the right place).
Thanks in advance
Are there any other websites i could check? I've tried looking back on the forum to find better deals but couldn't find any (probably not looking in the right place).
Thanks in advance
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The A&L 5 year fix at 3.99% is the best on the market at the moment and it has much lower fees than others ( HSBC/ABBEY fee £999)
The LTV is 65% so I hope your home is ok value wise.
Check with A & L but I think they allow £499 max overpayment a month.
GOOD LUCK0 -
Thanks dimbo61, I'll phone them up then if i'm happy with it think i'll go for this one.0
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The A&L 5 year fix at 3.99% is the best on the market at the moment and it has much lower fees than others ( HSBC/ABBEY fee £999)
The LTV is 65% so I hope your home is ok value wise.
Check with A & L but I think they allow £499 max overpayment a month.
GOOD LUCK
I just recieved my KFI from A&L for the 3.99 rate - whilst it mentions the ability to overpay £499/month, it does also say that this will be liable for a ERC on the amount paid.
The only time to make an overpayment that is penalty free is once a year in January where up to 10% of the amount may be overpaid.0
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