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Rate Reduction for Fixed Rate Mortgages

PaulRose13
Posts: 3 Newbie

Hello
I am currently on a Fixed rate mortgage. I have 1 year still left.
With the recent rate cut announced can i some way convince the bank to reduce my rate too even though its a fixed rate ... ... there is a difference of nearly 1% between the current fixed rate offered and my current fixed rate
Appreciate the help
Thanks
I am currently on a Fixed rate mortgage. I have 1 year still left.
With the recent rate cut announced can i some way convince the bank to reduce my rate too even though its a fixed rate ... ... there is a difference of nearly 1% between the current fixed rate offered and my current fixed rate
Appreciate the help
Thanks
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If the rate had gone up would you be trying to convince them to increase your fixed rate.........
if the answer is ‘no’ then I think you can guess what the answer is to your question 😂4 -
You are contractually tied into the product you selected. To exit you'll need to pay the applicable Early Redemption Charge.0
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isthereanybodyoutthere said:If the rate had gone up would you be trying to convince them to increase your fixed rate.........
if the answer is ‘no’ then I think you can guess what the answer is to your question 😂
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Thrugelmir said:You are contractually tied into the product you selected. To exit you'll need to pay the applicable Early Redemption Charge.0
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A contract is a contract, it can't be changed over the terms unless contracts were signed under duress. Like the above said, would you be asking them to increase your rate if rates had have gone up0
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You pays your money and you takes your chances. You opted for the security of a fixed rate product and that is what the bank have given you. Work out if it is worth paying the redemption fee v waiting till your fix is over and remortgage then.1
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