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Stoozing Remortgage
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duggana
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Hi Everyone
I am looking for peoples thoughts and experience on Stoozing and its impact on remortgaging.
I have a mortgage renewal in December 2025 and I am currently stoozing around 6K, which I can use to pay off the balance of a credit card in Jan 2026 when the 0% offer expires. I am just wondering whether this will have any bearing on my mortgage affordably and rates on offer (whatever they will be then).
Other useful info:
- Mortgage balance £157K (60% LTV)
- Combined income of £90K
- No other debt
I am looking for peoples thoughts and experience on Stoozing and its impact on remortgaging.
I have a mortgage renewal in December 2025 and I am currently stoozing around 6K, which I can use to pay off the balance of a credit card in Jan 2026 when the 0% offer expires. I am just wondering whether this will have any bearing on my mortgage affordably and rates on offer (whatever they will be then).
Other useful info:
- Mortgage balance £157K (60% LTV)
- Combined income of £90K
- No other debt
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Probably not. Unless your mortgage term is about two years.
Put the figures in an affordability calculator and add/remove the £6k card debt and see the difference.I am a mortgage broker. You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.1 -
It will be fine on that borrowing. We stoozed away £30k and had no problems remortgaging.1
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I can’t see £6k making a difference.Could be different with higher amounts.I tried to remortgage with Barclays early 2022 on a 7 year fix taking 18 months off the term.Only £43k and 21% LTV at the time and a perfect credit history but £37k on credit cards. Straight knock back. Zero risk. Worked out well as I wouldn’t have paid it off if I’d remortgaged.1
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