who got the lowest lifetime tracker with no exit fee ?

maveli

BoE+0.23.

Where are all those BoE minus ones. Are they all finished or they stop coming to this forum ?

Really2

Heyman wrote: »

0.79% lifetime above base rate - can't be too bad :cool:

Really2's got 0.49% above base IIRC

:beer:

Thats correct, First Direct Lifetime tracker. No exit fee, but the entrance fee was steep.

JonnyBravo

maveli wrote: »

Where are all those BoE minus ones. Are they all finished or they stop coming to this forum ?

Think that kind of offer was 3 years tops. Most will have finished now.

setmefree2

BOE + 0.52% for us. No fees. A couple of posters on the MF board have the C & G discounted tracker which is currently at 0%

ninky_2

boe+0.49 lifetime tracker. flexible payment options and can borrow back any overpayment within life of mortgage. no fees.:j

wolvoman

BoE -0.29 for a further 10 months, then BoE +0.21 for term on a £350k mortgage (well it was before overpayments).

Currently costs me £61 in interest a month.

Car: a fast one
House: just a London flat worth less than I paid, but more than the mortgage

rothers

BoE +0.17 for life, no fees.

chucky

Mr.Brown wrote: »

I was lucky to get a 250k interest only mortgage through a company called InsideTrack. The rate is 8.34% but because its interest only it actually works out cheaper than other products. I plan to pay it off in thrity years time using an endowment policy also with the same company.

So don't just be misled by looking for rates. It's deals that count, as I was informed at the time.

nice work Mewbie - i thought that you and the wife rented whilst the kids were at university

i have residential at 0.9% + BOE rate and BTL at 0.34% + BOE rate

happy days and makes my residential mortgage paid much earlier - thank you Mr Brown :beer:

maveli

Mr.Brown wrote: »

I was lucky to get a 250k interest only mortgage through a company called InsideTrack. The rate is 8.34% but because its interest only it actually works out cheaper than other products. I plan to pay it off in thrity years time using an endowment policy also with the same company.

So don't just be misled by looking for rates. It's deals that count, as I was informed at the time.

Lucky to get 8.34% ?

mortgage_adviser_2

I think the best deal is with Oakwood Home Loans, they just paid my client £57,000 to take his business to another lender, they also waived all exit fees.