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had a mortgage with A&L for 9 years.....how do i go about changing provider?

teacherandmum · 2012-03-10 20:27:34

sorry for such a long winded title ................. i have 2 mortgages (one taken out as first time buyer, another to 'top up' so we could move to a bigger house) with A&L. At the moment, they have just come out of their fixed terms and we are currently paying 4.99% on one part (around £30k) and 1.99% on the other (around…

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kingstreet Posts: 39,277 Forumite

12 March 2012 at 10:59AM

goodanna wrote: »

theres a broker in the nearest town that i could go to. I might look online so i have some ideas before i go. Do brokers charge a fee? what would a 'normal' fee be?

It might be an idea for you to open your own thread, setting out your circumstances and your aims.

I suspect a little post-building here, so we'll see...

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