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Mortgage Advice - change in circumstances
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Nationwide do a with fee and a without fee version of all there mortgages. They have a variation in the Interest rates to reflect the change. I would assume other mortgage lenders do the same thing.
Maybe got to a Whole of market MA and see what they say?Those who risk nothing, Do nothing, achieve nothing, become nothingMFW #63 £0/£5000 -
Your existing lender's ERC-free tracker products have fees when doing a rate swap/product transfer?mortgageadvicedaa wrote: »Perfect - everyone has been extremely helpful. Anyone any examples of the no ERC no fee products?
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