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Mortgage due for renewal September
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Nixonl1
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Hi
We have a mortgage which has been on a discounted rate for last three years took it out Sept 2006 current rate is 0.98000, which brought our mortgage down considerably, though we only took it out over 15 years.
I have been in contact with company today and rate will rise to 2.29%
Is this a good rate, should i stick with them, or start looking elsewhere?
It is a reypayment mortgage and the company (Wave Lending) decreased payments very quickly with all intrest cuts, so have been very happy with service.
Advise gratefully recieved
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We have a mortgage which has been on a discounted rate for last three years took it out Sept 2006 current rate is 0.98000, which brought our mortgage down considerably, though we only took it out over 15 years.
I have been in contact with company today and rate will rise to 2.29%
Is this a good rate, should i stick with them, or start looking elsewhere?
It is a reypayment mortgage and the company (Wave Lending) decreased payments very quickly with all intrest cuts, so have been very happy with service.
Advise gratefully recieved
:rotfl:
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I will filp onto 5.79, so I'd murder for 2.29% ... seems a cracking deal to me.
Best I can remortgage to is still higher than your rate, so I am guessing you have wads of equity and low income multiple.Like all revolutions, guerrilla goodness begins slowly, with a single act. Let it be yours.
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Hi Thanks for that. what is low income multiple?0
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You are only borrowing 2.5/3X your income.
Well done on taking your mortgage out over 15 years ( or was that forced on you because of age !)
2.29% is a very good rate but if you can then overpay now while you are paying back mostly capital and little interest.0 -
Hi thanks. Yes it was forced although i am main wage earner and 50 this year, my husband is 5 yeras older so would only take us to his retirement age, so we do have a whopping mortgage, whilst also trying to support son through uni, but hey-ho thats life. Would overpay if we could and wish we had done when they decreased payments0
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