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New place - stick with current provider to avoid ERC?
cgray25
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It seems increasingly like global events are consipiring against me (and everyone else!) but I've just bought a new flat and will have to sort out the mortgage. Unfortunately I hadn't seen the event coming and am a year into the 2 year fixed deal on my current flat (with A&L). I know this will likely mean ERC if switching to a new mortgage provider, whereas A&L said there would be no charge if I "upgraded" my mortgage with them.
Is it still worth-while speaking to an IFA in this situation?
Also, on a side note, my parents have savings totalling roughly 75% of my mortgage value - if they were agreeable, is there anything that can be done with intelligent finance that may prove mutually beneficial?
Is it still worth-while speaking to an IFA in this situation?
Also, on a side note, my parents have savings totalling roughly 75% of my mortgage value - if they were agreeable, is there anything that can be done with intelligent finance that may prove mutually beneficial?
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If you are one year into a two year fixed why are you looking to change it? You will be on a lower rate now than any new deal available, surely?0
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Agree with the above post. You should be able to just port your existing mortgage over to the new place.0
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Yes, sorry if I didn't make myself clear, I was just wanting confirmation that porting would be the best option.something missing0
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Ahh right, yes definately!0
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