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Coming to the end of a Halifax Tracker
bitstreams
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I'm coming to the end of a Halifax tracker, at 0.48% above base, which has obviously been great.
The mortgage has another 19 years to run and is a mix of repayment and interest-only.
I guess the best idea is to fix, and for more than 2 years. But 5 years or longer? We're never going to take the mortgage to term and could conceivably want to sell up and downsize in under 10 years.
How should we play this?
S
The mortgage has another 19 years to run and is a mix of repayment and interest-only.
I guess the best idea is to fix, and for more than 2 years. But 5 years or longer? We're never going to take the mortgage to term and could conceivably want to sell up and downsize in under 10 years.
How should we play this?
S
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