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mortgage deal coming to an end

gregs_2
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Hi
I have a £37000 mortgage with 9 years to go.my current deal ends on monday and I revert to an interest rate of 4.49% £434/month I am able to make overpayments now and again but not a huge amount I normally stick with the original borrower but now I think I need to shop around a little I am not a mortgage expert by any means can anyone advise ? (i looked into the yorkshire bank fee free deals but they expire today) !! any advice greatfully taken.
I have a £37000 mortgage with 9 years to go.my current deal ends on monday and I revert to an interest rate of 4.49% £434/month I am able to make overpayments now and again but not a huge amount I normally stick with the original borrower but now I think I need to shop around a little I am not a mortgage expert by any means can anyone advise ? (i looked into the yorkshire bank fee free deals but they expire today) !! any advice greatfully taken.
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Weclome to the board Gregs.
- How much is your house worth?
- How much do you owe on the mortgage?
Take a look at www.moneyfacts.co.uk to see what sort of offers are out there in the market.0 -
Mortgage now 37K house worth 200000 k 9 yrs to go Can overpay slightly dont want to pay large set up fees.Can anyone recommend any deals ???0
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any recommendations ???0
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any suggestions ????0
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Impossible to say - no idea if you're after a fixed or tracker.0
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First Direct have some really flexible mortgages with unlimited over payments. You could try their standard variable rate at 3.69% or they have a range of fixed rate/ tracker deals.
I've been with them for the last couple of years.
I like to use the FSA site and use the mortgage comparison tables. Its independant and neatly sets out the payments / costs of each mortgage you're interested in.0 -
Pop your details into http://www.tescocompare.com/mortgages.shtml0
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