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suzy-wong_5
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I want to remortgage to an interest only. My plan is to sell in a few years. Can the mortgage provider refuse because I have no endowment in place
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They have right to set their own lending policy, so yes they can refuse. But there are many that won't.Please note that whilst I am a mortgage broker my comments on this site are intended as general discussion and NOT personalised mortgage advice. Please click on my name and follow the link to see a full regulatory disclosure.0
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