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What is wrong with fixed rate mortgages?
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:rotfl:Definition of the word "smart-ar*e"0
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MArathonic - I am not suggesting you are wrong, but you ould look at fee free or low fee fixed rates?
That's true - and I can move to a fee-free 2-year fix at 1.99% which will probably save money over my lifetime tracker at 1.79% (currently) over 2-years.
My concern is that there's no guarantee that fee-free options will be available when the 2-year fix ends - or they may be higher than fee-paying options by a more significant amount.0
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