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Fixed rate ending - what next?

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  • kodokan
    kodokan Posts: 106 Forumite
    ccprincess wrote: »
    I am new to this forum so hope I am requesting advice in the correct place.:confused:

    Our fixed rate mortgage is due to end in October

    We have only 5 years remaining before retirement.
    We owe £27,000 and have a possible £13,000 that we could use towards paying off mortgage,
    Existing lender will not let us take a fixed rate over the remaining 5 years.

    Advice please
    do we go for an off set mortgage?
    Tracker mortgage?
    Use our £13,000 to reduce mortgage? (we still have a small reserve fund)
    or take out the £27,000 mortgage somewhere else

    Thanks

    Some (all?) lenders won't be interested in giving you a good deal on a tiny mortgage, so it's perhaps not a good idea to use your £13,000 to reduce it.

    kodokan
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