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Advice on re-mortgaging options
Product | Initial rate (%) | Initial monthly payments (£) | Product fee (£) | Follow-on rate (%) |
2 year tracker rate | 2.95 | 1435.45 | 995 | 5.49 |
2 year tracker rate | 3.74 | 1540.16 | 0 | 5.49 |
5 year fixed rate | 6.24 | 1898.90 | 995 | 5.49 |
2 year fixed rate | 6.37 | 1918.64 | 995 | 5.49 |
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@kor2008 I don't have an opinion on what exactly you should do but if the 2.95% tracker is a NatWest one, see that as 3.70%. The sourcing systems are still incorrectly showing it with a base rate of 2.25% when it should be 3%.
If you don't value or use the offset facility then it might be better to just remortgage (new lender) or a product-switch (staying with SW) to a standard fix. If you stick with an offset that you don't use (or don't use sufficiently) then you'd be paying an unnecessary premium for the facility.
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