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Quick Question About HSBC
robertmckee14
Posts: 18 Forumite
On the HSBC website they list 3 tariffs for standard fixed 5 year rate mortgages.
The first has a rate of 5.53, the second 5.63 and the third 5.73.
The max LTV is the same and the product fee is the same.
What determines which rate you can get, is it merely a question of how much of a risk they consider you?
Thankyou in advance.
The first has a rate of 5.53, the second 5.63 and the third 5.73.
The max LTV is the same and the product fee is the same.
What determines which rate you can get, is it merely a question of how much of a risk they consider you?
Thankyou in advance.
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The current account you hold or do not hold with HSBC. ie if you have premier current account with them you get 5.53, an account plus one will give you 5.63 and no account will be 5.73.0
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