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Remortgage Help Need
mattybryan_2
Posts: 4 Newbie
First time poster.
I took out a 100% £96k mortgage 4 years ago in August.
2 years ago I had to remortgage as my 2 year tracker had expires and I secured another 2 year tracker.
With the drops in the interest rate I'm currently paying BOE base rate + 1.34%.
Come August my amount owed will total £91700 (approx).
I default on to teh RBS standard variable rate which is currently at 4%.
Making tentative enquiries I am going to get nowhere near the deal I am on at present and have only been offered a 5 year fixed aat 6% by RBS.
Firstly is the 4% variable any good? Waht is the fluctuation like on these?
Secondly where else should I be looking for a good deal with a relatively little equiy in my property.
Thanks
Matt
I took out a 100% £96k mortgage 4 years ago in August.
2 years ago I had to remortgage as my 2 year tracker had expires and I secured another 2 year tracker.
With the drops in the interest rate I'm currently paying BOE base rate + 1.34%.
Come August my amount owed will total £91700 (approx).
I default on to teh RBS standard variable rate which is currently at 4%.
Making tentative enquiries I am going to get nowhere near the deal I am on at present and have only been offered a 5 year fixed aat 6% by RBS.
Firstly is the 4% variable any good? Waht is the fluctuation like on these?
Secondly where else should I be looking for a good deal with a relatively little equiy in my property.
Thanks
Matt
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With little/no equity in the home your only option is to stay with your current lender.0
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