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hopefully sorted wit A&Ls 5yr fixed at 4.49 (i think) we'll see when out offer is accepted by the seller & we apply!W00t!0
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You can apply in principle to see how much they would lend you in a theoretical situation. This can give you more credibility with the vendor. You may be able to save on fees if you have an existing A&L current account. It might be advisable to instruct your personel officer to release details of your salary and terms of service to potential mortgage lenders.
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Rob_B wrote:hopefully sorted wit A&Ls 5yr fixed at 4.49 (i think) we'll see when out offer is accepted by the seller & we apply!
A&L 5 yr fixed is 4.54%, YBS offers a 5 yr fixed at 4.49 and Britannia at 4.39%, also Britannia also have the lowest setup fees.Mark Hughes' blue and white army0 -
£619 fees from brit, hmmm...ringing them nowW00t!0
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