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Remortgage now or in 3 months?
eddm87
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi.
Our main mortgage is coming up for renewal in July but can renew now for no extra cost if we want to. It is £114,000
With Barclays and realistically want to stay with them, but can switch if worth while. looking for a 2 year fixed as believe interest rates should be in a better place then. Can currently get 4.75% with 999 fee.
Is it in people's opinions to renew now and lock that price in or wait it out till July thinking the rates will drop/stabilise lower?
Our main mortgage is coming up for renewal in July but can renew now for no extra cost if we want to. It is £114,000
With Barclays and realistically want to stay with them, but can switch if worth while. looking for a 2 year fixed as believe interest rates should be in a better place then. Can currently get 4.75% with 999 fee.
Is it in people's opinions to renew now and lock that price in or wait it out till July thinking the rates will drop/stabilise lower?
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Should have said, currently our rate is 2.08%
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I'm not a mortgage advisor but mine comes for renewal at a similar time. I'll be waiting at least till March to renew.
I potentially will look at options then and see what's happening, particularly if the mortgage advisor allows us to arrange a mortgage in principal that we don't need to sign till June, but ideally I'll take the benefit of 2% for the full term and then I feel like mortgage market may have calmed further in another 5 months for slightly lower rates. Don't think there will be huge movements though.
That's me crystal ball gazing with no expert knowledge so take that as you want.0 -
Stay on your current lower rate for as long as possible.0
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