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New customer remortgage rates better than existing customer ones

td783
Posts: 2 Newbie

Hi,
I am about to remortgage and am currently with NatWest. The best rate they are offering me on product transfer is 1.87%. However, when going through their site as a "new customer" remortgaging they offer 1.53%. Does anyone know what the chances are of me being able to get the new customer rate if I called them and told them there is no way I will remain with them at the 1.87% offered rate? Has anyone had experience of doing this?
FYI, I have shopped around and have a better product lined up to move to but I would stay with NatWest if I could get that better rate.
TIA.
I am about to remortgage and am currently with NatWest. The best rate they are offering me on product transfer is 1.87%. However, when going through their site as a "new customer" remortgaging they offer 1.53%. Does anyone know what the chances are of me being able to get the new customer rate if I called them and told them there is no way I will remain with them at the 1.87% offered rate? Has anyone had experience of doing this?
FYI, I have shopped around and have a better product lined up to move to but I would stay with NatWest if I could get that better rate.
TIA.
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What are the product fees for the 1.57% rate? What are the solicitors fees and product fees for the remortgage offer you have?
All these could easily wipe out any savings you get from the 0.3% difference0 -
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Look at Sky/Virgin/Insurance companies/other lenders - they all rope you in with a good deal and then hope you will stay even if it costs a little more.
You have a choice, take the deal for an easy life even though it costs a little more or go through a new application.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.2 -
ACG said:0%.
Look at Sky/Virgin/Insurance companies/other lenders - they all rope you in with a good deal and then hope you will stay even if it costs a little more.
You have a choice, take the deal for an easy life even though it costs a little more or go through a new application.0
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