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Mortgage: renewing my mortgage deal.
Dannii75
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My current mortgage (£91k) is coming to an end soon & my current provider is offering a few really similar deals. Does anyone have any advice about which to choose?
Term Rate Fee. Monthly repayment
Thank you! - D
Term Rate Fee. Monthly repayment
2YR FIXED | 1.39% | 999 | 475 |
5YR FIXED | 1.54 | 999 | 480 |
2YR FIXED | 1.59 | 0 | 477 |
3YR FIXED | 1.59 | 0 | 477 |
5YR FIXED | 1.64 | 0 | 479 |
7YR FIXED | 1.74 | 0 | 483 |
Current deal | |||
3YR FIXED | 1.99 | - | 494 |
Thank you! - D
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If not planning on moving I would go for seven year fix to weather the storm2
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0.2% on 2y can't recover £999 max is £364.
Max with the 5y is £455.
That removes the fee options.
Any plans to overpay?0 -
sorry, I really don't understand the 1st two sentences... I've had a long day! Could you explain please?getmore4less said:0.2% on 2y can't recover £999 max is £364.
Max with the 5y is £455.
That removes the fee options.
Any plans to overpay?
No, absolutely no plans to overpay. If only!
Thanks0 -
The max you can save with a lower rate is with an interest only mortgageDannii75 said:
sorry, I really don't understand the 1st two sentences... I've had a long day! Could you explain please?getmore4less said:0.2% on 2y can't recover £999 max is £364.
Max with the 5y is £455.
That removes the fee options.
Any plans to overpay?
No, absolutely no plans to overpay. If only!
Thanks
To get a 0.02% better rate you need to pay £999.
£91,000 * 0.002 *2 = £364 < £9991 -
I see, thank you! Appreciated - Dgetmore4less said:
The max you can save with a lower rate is with an interest only mortgageDannii75 said:
sorry, I really don't understand the 1st two sentences... I've had a long day! Could you explain please?getmore4less said:0.2% on 2y can't recover £999 max is £364.
Max with the 5y is £455.
That removes the fee options.
Any plans to overpay?
No, absolutely no plans to overpay. If only!
Thanks
To get a 0.02% better rate you need to pay £999.
£91,000 * 0.002 *2 = £364 < £9990
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