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Remortgage Rates and Advice
manno_1988
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Morning people.
I got on to the housing ladder 2 years ago as a first time buyer. I am coming to the end of my 2 year fixed 3% rate with Leeds Building Society and I'm looking to remortgage.
I'm looking for advice on my next step. With the whole Brexit situation I'm not sure whether to tie down to a decent fixed rate for like 4/5 years, or whether its best to do a tracker and hope things don't change too much.
Any help and advice will be greatly received from those who know more than me. As everyone I'm looking to lower my current payments if possible and to save as much as I can, but not sure which option is best to do that.
Cheers guys.
Simon.
I got on to the housing ladder 2 years ago as a first time buyer. I am coming to the end of my 2 year fixed 3% rate with Leeds Building Society and I'm looking to remortgage.
I'm looking for advice on my next step. With the whole Brexit situation I'm not sure whether to tie down to a decent fixed rate for like 4/5 years, or whether its best to do a tracker and hope things don't change too much.
Any help and advice will be greatly received from those who know more than me. As everyone I'm looking to lower my current payments if possible and to save as much as I can, but not sure which option is best to do that.
Cheers guys.
Simon.
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Coventry have rates from - 2.49% Fixed rate to 30.09.27
But it depends on your circumstances.
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/consumer/mortgages/remortgage/mortgage-rates.html0 -
Start with the retention deals at your current lender and use them as the benchmark for finding better/more suitable.0
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