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the one account, is it as good as it sounds
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hi all, im new here so getting to grips with it all.
hopefully just a quick question, me and my partner are moving in together, he has a house i have a flat so we have decided to rent out the flat, im assuming i have to let my mortgage company know this and change it to a buy to let.
the other thing is i was reading about the one account and it seems pretty good at first g lance, is this right or not, i wouldnt be making much out of the flat after the mortgage is paid and ground fees etc, its also ex council flat dont know if this makes a difference, but maybe would have about £50 to a £100 pound spare a month to pay extra. so question is should i change to a one account.
any advice would be appreciated, thankyou
hopefully just a quick question, me and my partner are moving in together, he has a house i have a flat so we have decided to rent out the flat, im assuming i have to let my mortgage company know this and change it to a buy to let.
the other thing is i was reading about the one account and it seems pretty good at first g lance, is this right or not, i wouldnt be making much out of the flat after the mortgage is paid and ground fees etc, its also ex council flat dont know if this makes a difference, but maybe would have about £50 to a £100 pound spare a month to pay extra. so question is should i change to a one account.
any advice would be appreciated, thankyou
now proud mum to 3 handsome boys :j latest one born 10/10/11:j
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Compare the rates, OneAccount tends to be very expensive. Most mortgages allow overpayments and many have further flexibility for those that need it, at competitive rates.I am a Mortgage Adviser
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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