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Moving home mortgage
mercedes125
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We are currently with Nationwide for our existing mortgage
Do we stay with Nationwide as they say better rates for existing customers are shop arround .
I have looked at Halifax through website and for what we want to borrow it is higher rate than Nationwide eg nationwide 2 yr fixed 1.74% and Halifax 2 .49 % .
Thankyou
Do we stay with Nationwide as they say better rates for existing customers are shop arround .
I have looked at Halifax through website and for what we want to borrow it is higher rate than Nationwide eg nationwide 2 yr fixed 1.74% and Halifax 2 .49 % .
Thankyou
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Assuming that Nationwide are your best option based on claims in their advertising would be a mistake.
Consider the whole market, as everyone should.
I can tell you for free that 1.74% is not the lowest Nationwide rate available, also that Nationwide do not (as of today) offer the lowest 2 year fixed rate on the market.I 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 -
Assuming that Nationwide are your best option based on claims in their advertising would be a mistake.
Consider the whole market, as everyone should.
I can tell you for free that 1.74% is not the lowest Nationwide rate available, also that Nationwide do not (as of today) offer the lowest 2 year fixed rate on the market.
Thank you we will shop arround then I think0 -
Assuming that Nationwide are your best option based on claims in their advertising would be a mistake.
Consider the whole market, as everyone should.
I can tell you for free that 1.74% is not the lowest Nationwide rate available, also that Nationwide do not (as of today) offer the lowest 2 year fixed rate on the market.
We will be wanting a mortgage for £110 000 we currently owe £97000 Nationwide said we could port the £97000 over n borrow extra £13000 . We are on the base rate of 2.5% . Would this be a good idea are would we still be able to get a better deal elsewhere.0
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