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3 mortgages, can I use different lenders?
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Suggest you keep part 1 as it is. As that's a very good rate.
As for parts 2 & 3 these could be combined back into one. So you should give A&L a call and see what they can offer you. As no rates advertised on the web.
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thank you, i will give them a call.0
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If you can overpay the most expensive part/parts by whatever is allowed 10%0
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Hi Stan,
You are right by overpaying the most expensive part first you will save the most interest so start with part 2 and then when the fix ends see which has the highest interest rate0
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