Stamp Duty and Remortgage

Myself and my husband have a joint mortgage of £280k on a property worth £750k and we need to remortgage but because I am older than him it makes sense for me to come off the mortgage deeds when we remortgage and just use her wages and age. I've had a look at the Gov website and it states that if I'm transfering half if we are getting married then we do pay but we are already married confused.com

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  • silvercar
    silvercar Posts: 49,149 Ambassador
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    No need to come off the mortgage just because one person's wage needn't be considered. 
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  • housebuyer143
    housebuyer143 Posts: 4,150 Forumite
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    silvercar said:
    No need to come off the mortgage just because one person's wage needn't be considered. 
    I think the OP wants to ensure his age isn't considered.
  • whoops1234
    whoops1234 Posts: 3 Newbie
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    silvercar said:
    No need to come off the mortgage just because one person's wage needn't be considered. 
    I think the OP wants to ensure his age isn't considered.
    Correct, we can get a new mortgage without my wages just his, but we can get a longer term with just his age
  • Typhoon2000
    Typhoon2000 Posts: 1,167 Forumite
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    What ages and terms are we talking about. When I got my current mortgage I said I wanted to retire at 75 and Nationwide were fine with that.
  • whoops1234
    whoops1234 Posts: 3 Newbie
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    What ages and terms are we talking about. When I got my current mortgage I said I wanted to retire at 75 and Nationwide were fine with that.
    15 years as opposed to 25 years
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