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Remortgage within fixed term- with same lender. Will they still charge an early redemption fee?

laurence9696
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Due to a change of personal circumstances- relationship breakdown. I need to look at a remortgage, to tie in an existing loan.
I am fully aware, in the long run, I will end up paying more on the loan etc. However, my plan is to remortgage, tie in the loan for a 3 year fix. Then to remortgage again, but on a shorter term, and pay the 10% overpayment each year. At present I cannot afford the mortgage and the loan at the same time. I'm hitting my arranged overdraft each month..
I am currently 2 years into a 5 yer fix. I am wondering, if I remortgage with my current lender, will they still charge me the early cancellation fee, or will they waver it due to me staying with them? My current lender is principality.
I am fully aware, in the long run, I will end up paying more on the loan etc. However, my plan is to remortgage, tie in the loan for a 3 year fix. Then to remortgage again, but on a shorter term, and pay the 10% overpayment each year. At present I cannot afford the mortgage and the loan at the same time. I'm hitting my arranged overdraft each month..
I am currently 2 years into a 5 yer fix. I am wondering, if I remortgage with my current lender, will they still charge me the early cancellation fee, or will they waver it due to me staying with them? My current lender is principality.
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You might want to look into a further advance with your current lender rather than a remortgage.Also worth speaking to a mortgage advisor to see what they think.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou 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.0
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Yes you would pay the erc to change the terms of your mortgage.
Either a further advance or a 2nd charge may be more appropriate0
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