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mumofthetwins
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Hi Guys .. new to this forum but a DFW and Old styler 
I was just hoping for a little advice.
my mortgage is up from its fixed rate soon and I can apply for a new deal in march, I currently owe around 34,500 and last valuation was 100,000 but since then I have had a two story side extension and orangery put onto the back of the house.
I am the only adult and hence only payee (at least its all mine though lol)
I do have a loan for around 13000 (on 7%) and a cc of around 6000 (on 0%) but I am trying to pay as much off these as possible to clear them. At present I pay £470 per month and there should be 7 years left on it when the deal ends.
I earn around £21000 with other income of around £13000 per year.
I would be able to pay more per month but with affordability checks im not sure if I would be able to reduce the term ...
I am planning on staying with my current provider but not sure if I would need to do all the valuations and checks again ..
any advice would be great Lisa x

I was just hoping for a little advice.
my mortgage is up from its fixed rate soon and I can apply for a new deal in march, I currently owe around 34,500 and last valuation was 100,000 but since then I have had a two story side extension and orangery put onto the back of the house.
I am the only adult and hence only payee (at least its all mine though lol)
I do have a loan for around 13000 (on 7%) and a cc of around 6000 (on 0%) but I am trying to pay as much off these as possible to clear them. At present I pay £470 per month and there should be 7 years left on it when the deal ends.
I earn around £21000 with other income of around £13000 per year.
I would be able to pay more per month but with affordability checks im not sure if I would be able to reduce the term ...
I am planning on staying with my current provider but not sure if I would need to do all the valuations and checks again ..
any advice would be great Lisa x
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January £0/£11,100
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January 1/31
January £0/£11,100
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January 1/31
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If you change your rate with your current provider, then all the above is irrelevant. There wouldn't be any financial checks and generally, there shouldn't be another valuation.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 advice0 -
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