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Whats the Best Lender at the minuite or best mortgage
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sexy_fufu
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I am a single mother, and i have a morgage for £55,000, My tie in period is up in May.
I had a 3 year fixed and i liked it that way because i knew exactly what i was paying.
My current lender is Nationwide and i am paying fixed 5.49% this was over 3 years but like i said expires in May.
The early redemtion fee is £228.
Any ideas if i would be alot better of changing and to what to.
Im blonde so i dont have a clue LOL, just hoping to save a bit of money.
Ok here are the facts
I want a morgage for £55,000
over 20 or 22 years, depends on the difference.
All help will be very helpful
I had a 3 year fixed and i liked it that way because i knew exactly what i was paying.
My current lender is Nationwide and i am paying fixed 5.49% this was over 3 years but like i said expires in May.
The early redemtion fee is £228.
Any ideas if i would be alot better of changing and to what to.
Im blonde so i dont have a clue LOL, just hoping to save a bit of money.
Ok here are the facts
I want a morgage for £55,000
over 20 or 22 years, depends on the difference.
All help will be very helpful
:ASexy_fufu:A
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no one mortgage will be best for everyone- thats why advisers have to carry out a review of your individual circumstances and needs.
The penalty you mention - I assume this will end when the fixed rate ends.
Always worth asking existing lender about the rates they will offer at end of your fixed rate
( natwide in particular generally offer same rates as new business- albeit you pay a fee)
Remember that whilst many lenders will assist with swap fees, there may still be fees , and swapping involves more paperwork/ checks- although if you get a better deal might still be worth itAny posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as (financial) advice.0
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