base rate cut - mortgage not drawndown - can i reapply?

_Andy_

OK well the answer is, yes, you can cancel, but as herbies alluded to, fixed rates are rising and have been for some time so you may find there's no gain in doing so.

TighterThanTwoCoatsOfPain

ronald, you're obviously a bit of tit... you dont seem to have just joined the boards for a wind up, so presume you have been taking an interest before, in which case you'll have spotted that the base rate drop is already likely to be priced in to what you already have, infact take a look around as its likely that rates have gone up since you chose the mortage..

The 1st reply was spot on. !!!!

herbiesjp

ronaldmacdonald wrote: »

As I said, some people post stupid responses, apparently not able to understand the simplest of questions :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by herbiesjp the cerabally challenged grunted
Go on ronaldmacdonald, to help us mere mortals understand your post in the first place then:



Originally Posted by herbiesjp the psychic setter of all banks mortage rates said
Your fixed rate will not have reduced though so no point.


Why you have to be insulting I don't know

If you think you are getting my back up - think again:rotfl:

If you want help, then plenty of other posters will jump in here

If you wanted a tracker deal, why did you not opt for that in the first place rather than go for a fixed rate?

You haven't answered any of the questions, so I'll still grunt away, while my my brain power obviously upsets you

If you were so clever, you would have not signed up for the fixed rate eh?:rolleyes:

Oh and by the way, it does say on the link:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=13065
And remember…. Be nice to your fellow MoneySavers :rolleyes:

Whatever you wish to say or do, I wish you all the best