Remortgage crossroads

rmc86uk
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I know this will be a daily post but my 2 year fixed term ends next month with First Direct.
Current mortgage loan is £78000 paying £480 per month 15 years left.
The current SVR is 6.9% of which my mortgage will increase by £221 per month to £701
Currently looking at most products around 6%. I'm guessing i'll be best fixing at 6% for a 2-3 years as the SVR could go up.
I think I have pretty much answered my own question just wondered what other peoples thoughts are?!
Thanks in advance
I know this will be a daily post but my 2 year fixed term ends next month with First Direct.
Current mortgage loan is £78000 paying £480 per month 15 years left.
The current SVR is 6.9% of which my mortgage will increase by £221 per month to £701
Currently looking at most products around 6%. I'm guessing i'll be best fixing at 6% for a 2-3 years as the SVR could go up.
I think I have pretty much answered my own question just wondered what other peoples thoughts are?!
Thanks in advance
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They predicting the rate will reach 6.25-6.50%, so mortgage rates will likely rise to 7.25-7.5% at a minimum for 2-3 year fixes. Not sure how long they will stay there - it's all about your attitude to risk and whether you value stability.2
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What are the rates with First Direct for fixed deals? What ERC charges are there?0
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MFWannabe said:What are the rates with First Direct for fixed deals? What ERC charges are there?2 Year fixed 5.56% no fee total over 1 year £76805 Year fixed 4.97% no fee total over 1 year £73922 Year fixed 5.31% fee total over 1 year £77935 Year fixed 4.86% fee total over 1 year £7577
I think the ECR on my current product is 3%0
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