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Natwest Mortgage
Beaker181004
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Hi,
Quick question - I had a 2 year fixed mortgage with Natwest between Feb 2012 and Feb 2014. At the end of last year I went onto Natwest and found a cheaper 2 year fixed that I chose to go onto once my initial 2 year fixed finished.
The new 2 year fixed is due to kick off beginning of next month, however I have been online on Natwest and noticed their 2 year fixed is now cheaper than the one I got quoted 3 months ago.
Could I ring them up and ask for this new rate, considering I've not kicked into my new 2 year rate ? Would save me £70 per month....
Ta
Quick question - I had a 2 year fixed mortgage with Natwest between Feb 2012 and Feb 2014. At the end of last year I went onto Natwest and found a cheaper 2 year fixed that I chose to go onto once my initial 2 year fixed finished.
The new 2 year fixed is due to kick off beginning of next month, however I have been online on Natwest and noticed their 2 year fixed is now cheaper than the one I got quoted 3 months ago.
Could I ring them up and ask for this new rate, considering I've not kicked into my new 2 year rate ? Would save me £70 per month....
Ta
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yep, with Natwest you can change the product anytime before you complete on the remortgageI am a Mortgage Broker
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Broker, 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 -
Yes, the answer is YES
Just called them and yes, because I am still in the initial 2 year fixed mortgage agreement and the new 2 year agreement had not kicked it, I could apply for the cheaper %. That is a £70 per month saving (£1680 total). Amazing !
What I have learnt from this experience with Natwest (other mortgage lenders may be the same), is that when your mortgage is coming to an end and your take out a new mortgage a few months in advance, a few days before you old mortgage finishes, go back and check that your new mortgage % is the best they currently offer. Again, I had agreed a 2.55% rate back in October, but today I got it at 1.93%
Happy days !0
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