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Remortgaing after additional borrowing

Hi folks,

When I remortgaged in 2018 I borrowed an additional sum of money for home improvements. This now shows as 2 products in my mortgage account.

My term ends this year and I was just wondering how it works if I were to remortgage and move away from my current provider. Would both products move the the new provider or would the additional borrowing stay with my current one?

Thanks

Richard

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  • Edi81
    Edi81 Posts: 1,514 Forumite
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    You have one mortgage with two sub accounts. 
    You would remortgage all of it to another supplier. 
  • Great, thank you.

    One last question if that's ok?

    When it transfers to the new supplier would the sub accounts be merged together or will I always have two sub accounts?

    Thanks

    Richard
  • K_S
    K_S Posts: 6,908 Forumite
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    Hi folks,

    When I remortgaged in 2018 I borrowed an additional sum of money for home improvements. This now shows as 2 products in my mortgage account.

    My term ends this year and I was just wondering how it works if I were to remortgage and move away from my current provider. Would both products move the the new provider or would the additional borrowing stay with my current one?

    Thanks

    Richard

    @richard_lindsay You can't have half and half. If you were to remortgage away from your current lender, the new mortgage (almost always one single part) will be used to pay off the outstanding two parts from your current lender.

    I am a Mortgage Adviser - You 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. 

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