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Fixed Vs Variable on mortgage
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stevos_uk
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Hi,
I am currently applying for a mortgage of 75% LTV, unfortunately my wife has 3 defaults that are due to end in Jan 2012. I have been turned down by the large high street banks but have been offered a few deals from Beacon (who accept defaults).
1) 4.9% Variable with a three year tie in.
2) 6% Fixed for two years.
I do not know what to go for? any advice on Fixed Vs Variable???
I am currently applying for a mortgage of 75% LTV, unfortunately my wife has 3 defaults that are due to end in Jan 2012. I have been turned down by the large high street banks but have been offered a few deals from Beacon (who accept defaults).
1) 4.9% Variable with a three year tie in.
2) 6% Fixed for two years.
I do not know what to go for? any advice on Fixed Vs Variable???
Nice to save.
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is 1) the SVR?
You need to decide whther you think interest rates will rise much in the next 2 years. Based on the BOE's comments today I doubt they will.0 -
Yes 1 is the SVR..Nice to save.0
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stevos
read the horror stories on redstone mortgages they will collect your direct debit on your beacon mortgage once complete and there is some feedback that suggests redstone are known for increasing interest rates willy nilly as your variable will be linked to libor which reviews every 3 months i think but im no expert
but I cant find much feedback on redstone for 2009
we have just taken the 2 year fixed deal at the higher rate 24 payments and bye bye
hope this helpsI am NOT a mortgage advisor nor a professional in any debt related matters my replies to posts reflect my personal view only and experience in life time situations that may or may not be of any use to you if you need advice speak to a professional0
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