Too soon to re-mortgage??

cece_3

Dear Mr Helpful,
Why are you fighting Sally lakers corner (whoever she is), her website is same old same old, I am currently looking for a mortgage deal and as advised thought I would have a look and see if there are deals,..... the usual low rates, advertised boldy, lengthy early repayment charges in small print. I don't know about high standards looks like the same old dredge to me

MortgageMamma

cece wrote: »

Dear Mr Helpful,
Why are you fighting Sally lakers corner (whoever she is), her website is same old same old, I am currently looking for a mortgage deal and as advised thought I would have a look and see if there are deals,..... the usual low rates, advertised boldy, lengthy early repayment charges in small print. I don't know about high standards looks like the same old dredge to me

UH?:rolleyes:

Mr_helpful

cece wrote: »

Dear Mr Helpful,
Why are you fighting Sally lakers corner (whoever she is), her website is same old same old, I am currently looking for a mortgage deal and as advised thought I would have a look and see if there are deals,..... the usual low rates, advertised boldy, lengthy early repayment charges in small print. I don't know about high standards looks like the same old dredge to me

Wardlaw said he was part of Mortgage Angels who are appointed Reps of Mortgage Intelligence. Sally Laker is the boss of mortgage Intelligence and one of the most respected women in the mortgage world. Wardlaws post not only broke the rules of this forum but also the way MI expects its advisers to do business on the Internet. I wasnt fighting her corner trust me she can do that on her own. I presume that is why he removed the post.

kenshaz

kingkano wrote: »

Funny thing is, his wardlaw's original post is gone, but there it is quoted about 4 times lol. Might be worth editing your quotes guys.

I agree would those responsible please edit their posts .

devmcc

Hi all... Sorry I took so long to get back - end of the tax year and all!!

So, our current lender is Standard Life - we have no idea about mortgages - but it is a flexible option (hope this is making some sense)!

Just dont want to approach them so early into the mortgage and them put a black mark on our file!! :rolleyes:

We both have great credit files and accounts look in good shape.. originally we planned on saving for the extension but we fear it will take forever!!

ps We have not replied to the dodgy dealer!! :eek:

dexters_mum_2

We're in roughly the same position as you, we decided not to remortgage but to take a further advance, which cost us around £20, no charge for existing clients, but just phone calls and sending documents off.
Only took 3-4 weeks as opposed to a remortgage being 6-9 weeks ish!