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Idiot question
Frankie_Upton
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Hi i'm coming to the end of my 3 year fixed term on my first mortgage.
If I look to remortgage at this point there would not usually be any penalty clauses would there ?
ie everything that returns to early repayments fee son applies to the fixed portion of the mortgage not the whole 28 yaers?
If I look to remortgage at this point there would not usually be any penalty clauses would there ?
ie everything that returns to early repayments fee son applies to the fixed portion of the mortgage not the whole 28 yaers?
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No such thing as an idiot question (although there are quite a few idiot answers on here!)
You are correct at the end of your 3 years your penalty ends, I would suggest looking to remortgage 6-8 weeks in advance of the penalty end date, don't forget to check your existing lender, some of them have good deals,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 -
I'd phrase it a bit different to the previous post. I'd not aim to remortgage 8 weeks befoore the fix ends, as stated (as this will result in charges), I'd rather start looking about 8 weeks before, with the intention or remortgaging just after the fix ends.0
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thank you.
It as I thought, I just worry about stuff.
I'm with the Britannia at the moment and am wanting to look at Nationwide as well, anyone else worth looking at for mortgages around 80% LTV?0 -
I'm in a similar position to you. Mine has ended a few months ago so been on SVR for a while now just waiting for the right time to jump into a deal. I may be wrong in saying this so don't quote me on it; I believe most banks and building societies charge a martgage exit fee. My bank charges £195 exit fee and only just discovered this as learning about mortgages all the time. It's worth checking just so you don't get a surprise further down the line.
FWIW i'm currently looking into a 5 year fix, but liaising with my mortgage advisor to see the best avenue to go down.0
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