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Remortgage away from 5.39% west brom?!!!
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Tied in to a fixed rate of 5.39% with west brom for another 4 years. current redemption pen = £6k.
We owe 100k and home worth more than double that.
I wondered if you thought it was worth re-mortgaging. Ive done the maths through the calculator and it would appear(despite the heavy redemption penalty) to doso. (albeit not by a mile)
Would welcome any views you may have and thank you in advance for any opinions/advice
Simon
We owe 100k and home worth more than double that.
I wondered if you thought it was worth re-mortgaging. Ive done the maths through the calculator and it would appear(despite the heavy redemption penalty) to doso. (albeit not by a mile)
Would welcome any views you may have and thank you in advance for any opinions/advice
Simon
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Have you allowed for costs of remortgaging?
Are you certain of obtaining the new rate?0 -
Hi Thrugelmir, Thanks
yes and yes to those 2 questions. Its tight but i'm just about ahead of the game if i move lender.
Just thinking with rates expected to start going up in say 2 years time, it may be worth going for say a 5 year fix.0 -
Hi Thrugelmir, Thanks
yes and yes to those 2 questions. Its tight but i'm just about ahead of the game if i move lender.
Just thinking with rates expected to start going up in say 2 years time, it may be worth going for say a 5 year fix.
We are hoping they dont move much in at least the next 2 years!
As you're the at the lower LTV stages though rates have been dropping recently. Why not get in touch with a advisor and let them do the maths? Need to make sure the numbers make sense.0
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