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one account or fixed rate for 5years???
mummytwinton
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we are with oneaccount have been now for 6 years & have found it great while doing our house up but now we have got to our max we would like to have on a mortgage we are thinking of switching to a fixed 5y4.99%
should we switch or stay we only have a couple of K savings
should we switch or stay we only have a couple of K savings
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mummytwinton.
We are in a similar situation to yourself,been with them for about 8 years and yes they have been excellent,at the moment we are paying 5.6% interest on our 79K mortgage,however we feel that we are probably spending a bit too much each month so we have decided to reign things in a bit.
I spoke to oneaccount this morning and they offered their flexible morgage option,this works in a similar way except that you are only paying the mortgage,you need to find an alternative current account to feed it as it were.(best at the moment seems to be Lloyds tsb 5% interest account).
The advantage with this is that there are no fees to pay at all they will just switch the loan over,they are offering a 4.99% variable for 2 years,they do not offer a fixed rate although they will get you one with the rbs for a fee.
Its worth giving them a call they were indeed very helpful
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hi we gave them a call when we started looking to change & got offered 4.99% fixed for 12 months but still thinking of fixing forlonger
awaiting out come of c&g seeing a fax copy of our credit score& file0
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