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Fixed my mortgage for 7 years at 2.99% 27 years remaining
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That's a nice 7-yr rate. I'll probably be lucky if i can get anything fix under 3% later this year when my fix rate ends. I'm at 60% LTV but rates have started going up...0
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I also have 60% LTV and just got 2.84% with Halifax on a 4 year fix. They started it a month earlier than current deal expiry (also with Halifax) with no penalty also. It would have been 2.64% but didn't get to see my advisor in time.
There is no doubt rates will increase this year, so might do no harm to see if it would be worth it to break the current deal, rocauk?
Edit: Just checked and that same 4 year fix is 3.04% today :eek:0 -
Well i am moving in the other direction on rates. I think first rise will be kicked into 2017 and it'll be another year before we get anywhere near the point that they become significant.
just looking at 2yr fixes around 1.6% at the moment...0
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