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Looking to re-mortgage
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I agree, my personal balance sheet is looking a bit grim, but I am in this for the long haul. As crazy as this sounds, I'm happy to service a huge debt mountain if it means keeping my current house; I've been doing it for the last 5-6 years so I'm pretty used to it. Doing as you have suggested (e.g. renting and paying off my debts) is certainly a consideration if all else fails.
I went on moneysupermarket.com and that came up with about 18 products, most of which were with The Post Office. The best of these is detailed below:- Provider: Post Office Mortgages
- Actual cost over 2 years: £25,552.72
- Initial Interest Rate: 5.45% then 3.49%
- Initial Monthly Payment: £1,050.53
- Mortgage Type: Fixed
- Until: 31/07/2012
- Overall Cost For Comparison: 3.9%
What's the current rate of interest you are paying?0 -
Currently paying 5.63% until May 2012, whereupon I assume it will revert to Nationwide's SVR.0
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