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Moving from Fixed to a lower rate- Should I?
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The follow on rate will be the SVR at time of fixed rate deal finishes on Sept 2017.
Are you sure it is SVR a lot of Barclays deals are BBBR trackers.0 -
getmore4less wrote: »The follow on rate will be the SVR at time of fixed rate deal finishes on Sept 2017.
Are you sure it is SVR a lot of Barclays deals are BBBR trackers.
Hi getmore4less, have just checked the Mortgage paperwork and yes you are correct.
I have a 10Y fixed @ 5.99% and then 0.95% + BBBR for remainder of term.
Had a quick look at the current Barclays rates and they all seem to have a 2.49%+BBBR as standard.
So despite the current 5.99%, is 0.95%+BBBR looking a good follow on rate, although I know we can't predict the future rates?
On the plus side I have already worked out that my 30Y original mortgage term, and that I keep my payment amount constant after the fixed rate and that *BBBR after Oct 2017 is still the same will reduce the term from 30Y to 20Y. Also from Jan 2011 I plan to make at least £100 per month OP and again based on the above rates, means I will have 15Y left till MFD.
On that basis I think sticking with what I have and making those OPs is the best, plus I know we will move in 2011 and likely to borrow more, and will review whether the OPs stick with this one or on the new one.
* I am aware though this can change and more than likely will.Financial Aims for 2012:
1. To pay off Car loan (£2,163.85 / £300.23 : 13.9%) 2. To pay off Joint OD ([STRIKE]£1,928.53[/STRIKE] / £1,928.53 : 100%) 3. To pay off GF's CC (£1100.31 / £0 : 0%) 4. To OP Mortgage (£1000 / £0 : 0%)
Money Saving / Making in 2012:
1. Ebay (£0 ) 2. Surveys (£0 ) 3. Quidco (£156.45 (Feb 12) ) 4. Lottery (£0 ) 5. Groceries (£0 )0
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