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Fixed Mortgage coming to an end what should I do?

sorryitsme
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My fixed term mortgage is coming to an end in September (5 yrs) and my broker has called me to arrange a time to visit.
For the last year my sister has benefited from not being on a fixed term mortgage to the tune of £300 a month (low interest variable rate).
Should I meet the advisor and go on a fixed rate approx 4.0% or go onto variable 2.5% and be about £250 better off.
I like the security of fixed rate, but £250 a month is a hell of a lot of money.
Your thoughts would be much appreciated.
For the last year my sister has benefited from not being on a fixed term mortgage to the tune of £300 a month (low interest variable rate).
Should I meet the advisor and go on a fixed rate approx 4.0% or go onto variable 2.5% and be about £250 better off.
I like the security of fixed rate, but £250 a month is a hell of a lot of money.
Your thoughts would be much appreciated.

Mortgage Feb 2015 £178,500 END 2043!!
MFW 2015 £100 /£1000
Watch this space, my MF end date will tumble!!
MFW 2015 £100 /£1000
Watch this space, my MF end date will tumble!!
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I forgot to say my mortgage is with the Halifax so I am assuming the variable rateMortgage Feb 2015 £178,500 END 2043!!
MFW 2015 £100 /£1000
Watch this space, my MF end date will tumble!!0 -
Halifax's SVR is 3.5%
You should probably meet your broker and see what your options are - if you can get a 5 year fix at 4% then that would be security for you. Rates are only going up. But it depends on your Loan to Value, credit rating, ability to overpay, attitude to risk - all this is stuff your adviser will go through with you0
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