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what happens when my interest only fised period ends
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Your existing lender may also offer you retention products to tie you into a new deal on interest only, so worth asking the question and may be better than the SVR - depending upon lender of course.
So pretty much exactly what I said, not sure where you got that great idea eh!
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What I would like to know, is it HSBC or Nationwide as in your other posting????
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Mr_Incredible wrote: »Yeah thanks John, take the stick out your !!! would ya:eek:
Ah, you're one of those are you?
Best of luck, you are going to need it.0 -
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