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Remortgage more than one mortgage?
jscsc
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Hi
I have a main mortgage taken out in 2014 on a 5yr fix, I have since added a 10k and a 20k on fixes that end at the same time as the main, in total there is £80k. I also have finance on a car and although not struggling to pay any of it I want to know if I can remortgage the whole lot elsewhere, I factored in the early repayment and it will work out cheaper in the long run.
I saw a good Tesco remortgage offer but it said it wasn't eligible if you have a 'second' loan secured against the property.
So my question is can I take all 3 'mortgages' and add my car loan and take out a new mortgage?
I have a main mortgage taken out in 2014 on a 5yr fix, I have since added a 10k and a 20k on fixes that end at the same time as the main, in total there is £80k. I also have finance on a car and although not struggling to pay any of it I want to know if I can remortgage the whole lot elsewhere, I factored in the early repayment and it will work out cheaper in the long run.
I saw a good Tesco remortgage offer but it said it wasn't eligible if you have a 'second' loan secured against the property.
So my question is can I take all 3 'mortgages' and add my car loan and take out a new mortgage?
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You should have one first charge mortgage secured on the property made up of different sub-accounts.
Tesco's issue is with second charge loans with a third party not where you have further advances from the same lender under the first charge.
Different lenders have different attitudes to debt consolidation, but think carefully about rescheduling short-term debt over a long period and securing unsecured debt on your home.
You should be able to remortgage (that is the definition of a new mortgage with a new lender to repay the old mortgage on the same property.)I am a mortgage broker. You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, 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. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0
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