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mortgage advice please
ashley10_2
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Hi,
I have just had a an offer accepted on a house and am wondering what is my best option for a mortgage.
The house is costing £191,000, i have £110,000 for deposit/fees etc so am wondering what is the best thing to do.
Generally i am veering towards a 2/3 year fix as i feel interest rates will only rise and the ones i have seen are:
YBS 3.09% 2 year fix
First Direct 3.29% 2 year fix
Any good ones for 3 years fixes?
I am also considering only putting in 35-40% and keeping some aside to hedge abit.
Theres a good chance there are better options so i would welcome any advice on this.
Thankyou, ash
I have just had a an offer accepted on a house and am wondering what is my best option for a mortgage.
The house is costing £191,000, i have £110,000 for deposit/fees etc so am wondering what is the best thing to do.
Generally i am veering towards a 2/3 year fix as i feel interest rates will only rise and the ones i have seen are:
YBS 3.09% 2 year fix
First Direct 3.29% 2 year fix
Any good ones for 3 years fixes?
I am also considering only putting in 35-40% and keeping some aside to hedge abit.
Theres a good chance there are better options so i would welcome any advice on this.
Thankyou, ash
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What sort of salary/surplus income do you have.
If you want to have some flexabiliy for other investements then an offset is an option.
FD base+1.89%, 65% LTV might fit.
I think we will see low rates for a while yet, so a short term fix will just cost more.0 -
31k, no debt so a bit of spare cash.
I agree that not much will happen rate wise immediately but i think it will in a years time hence the 2 year fix.0
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