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re mortgage how does it work ? help needed
 
            
                
                    deb788                
                
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                    Hi
We bought a house a year and a half ago and as I recieved alot of help on here at the time of looking at mortgages ect I thought I would ask again
The term of our fixed rate is up in 6 months and we will be looking at switching deals
We have a few debts that I would like to pay off and was wondering how it works when you re mortgage and they give you funds to pay off debts
The house purchase price was 176995
We paid 15% deposit
Think the house value has gone up to about 181000
Thanks in advance 
                
                We bought a house a year and a half ago and as I recieved alot of help on here at the time of looking at mortgages ect I thought I would ask again

The term of our fixed rate is up in 6 months and we will be looking at switching deals
We have a few debts that I would like to pay off and was wondering how it works when you re mortgage and they give you funds to pay off debts
The house purchase price was 176995
We paid 15% deposit
Think the house value has gone up to about 181000
Thanks in advance
 
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            you havent said how much you have since paid off.
 Whats the current balance of the mortgage?
 Whats the size of the debt? Is it secure or not?
 The objective with a mortgage should always be to get the best rate and use the snowball effect on each renewal. If you've now gone from a 85% LTV to a 75% LTV you'll get a much better deal and free up some monthly cash to service your debt.
 Personally I manage small debt without looking to consolidate. I want to get as far away from risking the family home as possible.MFW - <£90kAll other debts cleared thanks to the knowledge gained from this wonderful website and its users!0
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            Thanks for the reply we have paid off 130000
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            What's a few debts? £100. £1,000 or £10,000......0
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            Sorry been unable to reply as my mum has been in hospital . Would need about 7k ideally .0
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