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Nationwide Mortgage Switch??
jimmyg_73
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We're currently on a tracker with Nationwide - £70k left - and 16 years and 6 months left on the term.
Our current deal is a tracker which is 2% above the base rate.
Our options are 2 year fixed (5.64%) no fee, 2 year tracker (base rate + 0.14% - which works out at 4.64% - with a £999 fee), 3 year fixed 5.54% - No fee, 5 year fixed - 5.09% - No fee - or 10 year fixed - .4.79% fixed - no fee.
What's the best option? So confused - and the last mortgage adviser we used was completely useless!
Should we definitely switch? I'm thinking so?
Our current deal is a tracker which is 2% above the base rate.
Our options are 2 year fixed (5.64%) no fee, 2 year tracker (base rate + 0.14% - which works out at 4.64% - with a £999 fee), 3 year fixed 5.54% - No fee, 5 year fixed - 5.09% - No fee - or 10 year fixed - .4.79% fixed - no fee.
What's the best option? So confused - and the last mortgage adviser we used was completely useless!
Should we definitely switch? I'm thinking so?
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