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Please share your views with the re-mortgage deal

edward_scissorhands
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Please do advice as to which option is better, Thank you.
We have a mortgage with Woolwich and are completing the fixed rate period on 28th Feb 2013 and are moving to a 2.49 + bank of England rate= 2.99 % for the rest of our mortgage period (23 years). We got this mortgage rate through London and Country. They are offering us a new mortgage deal with Woolwich for 2 year fixed of 2.49% and then will move on to 3.39% +bank of England rate. There is no application fee. I will be able to make a saving of around £50/- per month for 2 years with the new mortgage deal, but after 2 years, the interest rate would increase to 3.89% minimum. I am not sure if this new deal will be beneficial for us in the long term.
Your views are greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Ed.
We have a mortgage with Woolwich and are completing the fixed rate period on 28th Feb 2013 and are moving to a 2.49 + bank of England rate= 2.99 % for the rest of our mortgage period (23 years). We got this mortgage rate through London and Country. They are offering us a new mortgage deal with Woolwich for 2 year fixed of 2.49% and then will move on to 3.39% +bank of England rate. There is no application fee. I will be able to make a saving of around £50/- per month for 2 years with the new mortgage deal, but after 2 years, the interest rate would increase to 3.89% minimum. I am not sure if this new deal will be beneficial for us in the long term.
Your views are greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Ed.
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Well Ed there are more questions than answers!
We have no idea about LTV or your income, debts, credit score, family , savings , age, pensions and long term plans.
Therefore we can't say that another lender has a better deal for you!!!!
What rate is the current fix you are on?
Will you be saving money by just dropping onto the follow on rate ?
Long term plans ? as no point taking a 5 year fix if you want to move in 2 years.
There is no rush. The BOE base has been 0.5% for nearly 4 years but I would ask for the mortgage payment to remain static as I guess you will then be overpaying a little each month0
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