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what's your mortgage rate?
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4.65% fixed for 10 years in January this year. Had to pay a fee for the priviledge though! I find it odd that people will choose a mortgage without a fee and a higher rate as you usually pay more that way.0
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4.99% for 3 years - 2 months into the deal.0
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On the savings board people don't get out of bed unless they are getting more than you lot are paying in mortgages
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MSErs appear to be shafting the banks & building societies every way possible.
There is even an ISA account to match TNG's rate.
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My Rate is 4.79% fixed for 5yrs in Feb 2006#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke0 -
Llyllyll wrote:4.99% for 3 years - 2 months into the deal.
Snap with Scottish WidowsSorting my life out one day at a time0 -
I have just re mortaged from my BS basic rate of 6.74%:eek: to a tracker fixed at 0.34% above base rate for 5 years - so currently 5.09% and will save £75.50 per month when the BS actually get off their backsides and sort it out :mad: and now I can overpay my mortgage without penalties and move at will
I should also point out that I did not have to pay for the product fee on this mortgage which is why it is slightly higher rate than I could have got if I had paid £700 in fees
:cool: Official DFW Nerd Club Member #37 Debt free Feb 07 :cool:0 -
thanks everyone for your replies...hope you didn't mind me being nosey. Got a lot to think about now!weaving through the chaos...0
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Hi
I have a 10 year fixed rate, taken out this year on £72K at a rate of 4.67% with the Woolwich. Have 19 years left, but hope to invest over the 10 year period to pay off the mortgage at the end of the term0 -
Destined_to_be_skint wrote:I find it odd that people will choose a mortgage without a fee and a higher rate as you usually pay more that way.
It depends how large your mortgage is, we used to have a £33K morgage and it was cheaper for us not to pay fees.0 -
I have 3 years fixed at 4.99% - currently 6 months into it.It's better to beg forgiveness than ask permission.0
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