My conversation with a mortgage broker??!!/pitfalls of their software

Mr_helpful

Conrad wrote: »

Thickie brokers need that commision every 2 years to keep wolf from the door. Keep reading the Sun sports pages instead of the FT girls and boys

I always like these so called advisers like Conrad that think their advice is better than anyone elses. He hasnt got the guts to use the signature and cant even spell Independent on another thread.
I could go on about thickie brokers who cant run their office without ripping off the public with fees.

hollydays

Mr helpful-from the bottom row on your website your website-"Market" has got an `r` in it.

toonfish

Conrad wrote: »

Dunstonh is correct to point out that on balance a 5 year fixed rate is far better value than a 2 year where further fees, closing costs and interim interest will be due and almost certainly outweigh the benefits of a slightly lower rate.

Thickie brokers need that commision every 2 years to keep wolf from the door. Keep reading the Sun sports pages instead of the FT girls and boys

don't see what commission/fees has to do with it? 5 year rates are comparable anyway, sometimes even lower, but you'd know that, being a fee charging expert in the field

As an aside I also think 2 years is rarely justified, but each client's circumstances are different