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Nationwide 3yr fixed ending

My 3 yr fixed rate (4.98%) ends in May (wish I'd taken 5 yr fixed in hindsight) and Nationwide are offering existing customers 5.63% 5 yr fixed with no fees. 6.3% APR for comparison purposes.

After trawling best buy tables this seems a reasonable deal as I guess it means nothing to pay out, no further credit searches, paperwork, valuations etc.

Is this a good idea or does it never pay to re-deal with your current lender even in the current economic climate?:confused:
2018 MFW #60 £1200/£6000
2017 MFW #60. £3902.22/£2500
2016 MFW #60. £2175.51/£5000

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  • Most people who have asked on this forum seem to have been advised to go with the Nationwide loyalty product you describe.
    Mortgage Free thanks to ill-health retirement
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