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re-mortgage advice needed please.
hunnybugs1
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Hi guys
I wonder if anyone on here could give me advice on how best to fund our extension? At the moment we have a mortgage with Alliance and Leicester which consists of:-
£31395 at an interest rate of 0.5% above base rate so we are paying a 1.49% base rate (variable)
14108 at an interest rate of 4.99% (fixed)
My question is whether it is best to:-
a) go with another lender and consolidating the loan (we should need another £20000 roughly) or
b) leave the existing debt where it is and add to it or
c) find the best mortgage rate for the new borrowing and keep it separate.
I am most confused as the initial rate is a very good deal at the moment.
I wonder if anyone on here could give me advice on how best to fund our extension? At the moment we have a mortgage with Alliance and Leicester which consists of:-
£31395 at an interest rate of 0.5% above base rate so we are paying a 1.49% base rate (variable)
14108 at an interest rate of 4.99% (fixed)
My question is whether it is best to:-
a) go with another lender and consolidating the loan (we should need another £20000 roughly) or
b) leave the existing debt where it is and add to it or
c) find the best mortgage rate for the new borrowing and keep it separate.
I am most confused as the initial rate is a very good deal at the moment.
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Well first port of call should be A&L and see what they can offer as the £31395 is currently on a very low rate of 1.49%
You dont give your LTV or income ETC but try A&L and then have alook at what other lenders can offer.
If you do end up with 3 parts to the mortgage try and overpay which ever part has the highest interest rate0
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