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Remortgage - Best option
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Hi
I currently have a 3 year fixed rate deal @5.99% IO with Alliance and Leicester LTV (approx 70%).
My current deal ends on the 30th April and i am looking at current rates to see what is best.
with my current lender i am looking @ 4.64% over 4 years (fixed) or 4.99% over 5 years (fixed).
Are there any better deals?
Any advice would appreciated - thanks
I currently have a 3 year fixed rate deal @5.99% IO with Alliance and Leicester LTV (approx 70%).
My current deal ends on the 30th April and i am looking at current rates to see what is best.
with my current lender i am looking @ 4.64% over 4 years (fixed) or 4.99% over 5 years (fixed).
Are there any better deals?
Any advice would appreciated - thanks
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Do you have a repayment vehicle in place for your IO mortgage?0
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I have an ISA that i pay into monthly (approx £250)
I am on IO due to the circumstances i was in at the time of taking out the mortgage (had to buy partner out) - i realise repayment would be better but at the moment the flexibility that IO provides me with is important.0 -
Dont know if there are any better deals but any new lender would want you to have a repayment mortgage and both deals offered by A&L are cheaper than the interest rate you are paying now.
Are you allowed to overpay and clear some of the capital each month0 -
this is what i need to check.
i have just been running through some figures and think that i have decided to switch to a repayment mortgage. I can afford to do this with some leeway.
Any idea if i would be able to book the deal this week even though my current deal doesnt end until the end of april?
Is it also possible to revert back to a 25 year mortgage from my current 22 to make the payments more affordable?
thanks0 -
Yes you should have no problems getting the new mortgage sorted for the next of april.
Dont know your age but if under 40? should be no problem ( you dont want a mortgage past 65)0 -
thanks for the reply - i am 29
just come accross a deal with the yorkshire building society @ 4.79% for 5 years (25% deposit)0
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