Cheapest Two Year Fix

tomstickland

I've just taken the 4.39% deal with Halifax. A few weeks back Portman (or Britannia) had a 4.29% deal but that's gone now.

I went via London & Country (fee free whole of market broker).

Ian_W

Pauper,
You really ought to change your user name if you have incomes that allow you a £270K mortgage - at least, that is, until such time as you've actually got it!! :rotfl:
With that size of mortgage, aside from those deals where the arrangement fees are a % of the loan [Northern Rock spring to mind], lowest rates are probably far more important than the standard type arr fees of circa £500. If you're fairly certain you won't be moving for a while it may be worth considering fixing for a longer period, 3 or 5 yrs as rates are pretty low atm. Of course they could go down but there is probably more likelyhood of them rising in the medium to longer term.
HTH.

stanmoresaver

tomstickland wrote:

I've just taken the 4.39% deal with Halifax. A few weeks back Portman (or Britannia) had a 4.29% deal but that's gone now.

So has the Halifax deal now. It's gone up to 4.49%

SS

There is now a 4.3% fix with a low(ish) completion fee (not Halifax)- available as an intermediary exclusive- See with a broker to check whether it suits

MortgageMamma

I'm sick to death of halifax pulling fixed rates without notifying. does anyone else get notification emails?