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Should we remortgage?
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missy321
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Hi guys... Thought I would ask a few questions on here before going to see a financial advisor. We have 1 year left on our fixed rate 6.19% £825 p.m. Mortgage. I just received our yearly mortgage statement and I am wondering if anyone thinks it would be worth remortgaging to a svr with same/diff lender. We have approx 15% equity.
Don't know if I have put enough info on here but a quick calculation online said I'd be paying almost £200 cheaper a month remortgaging, but I have a £4K penalty & fees for new mortgage.
Any advice greatly appreciated.
Don't know if I have put enough info on here but a quick calculation online said I'd be paying almost £200 cheaper a month remortgaging, but I have a £4K penalty & fees for new mortgage.
Any advice greatly appreciated.
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Almost certainly not, if you're looking at a payment thats £200 less thats only a saving of £2,400 over the 12 months you've got left so if its going to cost you £4000 for the ERC then that'll be a no.
Can you overpay to offset the costs of your rate?"You've been reading SOS when it's just your clock reading 5:05 "0 -
You cant remortgage onto SVR's, even paying a charge with current lender, you cannot go to SVR. Its a default rate only available when you have done your time.0
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The amount we could afford to overpay would be £100 a month, sometimes less depending on circumstances etc.
I worded that wrong, sorry! realised I didnt mean svr, I mean tracker or another fixed at a cheaper rate.
Thanks, definately sounds like it will be best sticking it out, just feel that the rate is huge compared to what's available, you win some, you lose some I suppose!
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We have been thinking about overpaying, definately going to this month now!0
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What is the rate that you get once your fix comes to an end?Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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Hi the mortgage advisor said our rate will drop from 6.19% to 3.99% on 01.08.13... roll on Aug 13!!!!!!!!!!
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