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Remortgaging panic (product transfer)

Bert85
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Hi everyone
My fixed rate is coming to an end.
I am planning to stay with the current lender on a fixed term offer; however, since last remortgage in 2019:
- I had a child
- I accumulated some debt (under control at the moment, constant repayments)
- my wage has increased by 20%
- LTV decreased from 85% to less than 60%.
Good credit score, never missed a payment ever for any product.
Is there any reason why my current lender could deny a product transfer fix-term offer and put me straight in SVR?
Thank you
Hi everyone
My fixed rate is coming to an end.
I am planning to stay with the current lender on a fixed term offer; however, since last remortgage in 2019:
- I had a child
- I accumulated some debt (under control at the moment, constant repayments)
- my wage has increased by 20%
- LTV decreased from 85% to less than 60%.
Good credit score, never missed a payment ever for any product.
Is there any reason why my current lender could deny a product transfer fix-term offer and put me straight in SVR?
Thank you
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Comments
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Assuming you have had no issues with payments, it would be unlikely. Most lenders will only do full checks if you are looking to borrow more or vary the term length.0
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Product transfers are not a remortgage. So, there is no re-underwriting.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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If your staying with the same lender there will be no affordability checks or credit scoring completed so you have nothing to worry about. The only time a lender may refuse a product transfer is if you are arrears with them.
That said, there is no guarantees your current lender will offer you the best deal. Your change in circumstances may reduce or restrict options, I'd be most concerned about the impact of childcare (if there is any) combined with the debts but one on their own may not be an issue. Do check other lenders as some lenders offer uncompetitive product transfer options, it all depends if they want to retain their back book or are focused on new business.0 -
be fine go online and select new deal from themDon't put your trust into an Experian score - it is not a number any bank will ever use & it is generally a waste of money to purchase it. They are also selling you insurance you dont need.0
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