Are you going for a long term fix or short term fix?

beezysoldier

MFWannabe said:

annetheman said:

MFWannabe said:

Recently took out a five year fix at a great rate 👍

Can you ballpark what a 'great' rate is, please?

Researching!

1.34% 👌 59% LTV 

What provider is that with MFWannabe?

MFWannabe

beezysoldier said:

MFWannabe said:

annetheman said:

MFWannabe said:

Recently took out a five year fix at a great rate 👍

Can you ballpark what a 'great' rate is, please?

Researching!

1.34% 👌 59% LTV 

What provider is that with MFWannabe?

TSB 
Was an existing customer. Not sure what new customer rates are 

RelievedSheff

We are looking to arrange our remortgage in a few months time and will be looking to fix for 5 years. We have no intentions of moving from this property and we value the knowledge that our rate isn't going to change in those 5 years. We will pay a little more over the 2 years fixed rate but for us it is worth the extra.

PaulW922

Difficult one of course, but I would say that rates are certainly not falling lower. The only other thing that might change is your status (ie loan to value etc). 

I remortgaged in early 2016 and guessed that the Brexit vote would go for leave, that there would be a drop of confidence in the short term, the pound would fall and interest rates would rise. So, I went for a five year fix. Of course I was right about all those things except for the very last one - the one that really mattered. :-) 

Dandytf

1.34 tracker expires early 21'
Natwide latest No Fees Tracker 1.99 
Considering 2 year fixed 1.79 when swap Time arrives
It looks as though Natwides rates aren't going to go any lower.

pearsforlife

Just remortgaged 75% LTV (help to buy equity loan in place) 1.84% for 5 years, no fee, free legals and valuation and £400 cashback. Chuffed.