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Mortgage Deals
churchbrowne
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Hello everyone.
I'm new to this site and am interested to see if anyone knows of any good fixed mortgage deals for 3 or 5 year terms???
I've managed to secure a deal for 5.85% fixed for 5 years but I'm keen to see if there is anything better out there??
Thanks
I'm new to this site and am interested to see if anyone knows of any good fixed mortgage deals for 3 or 5 year terms???
I've managed to secure a deal for 5.85% fixed for 5 years but I'm keen to see if there is anything better out there??
Thanks
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what loan to value ? I am going to suggest not as swap rates went up quite a bit on Friday, so expect to see current fixed rate offerings increase quite a bit !I am a Mortgage Adviser You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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If you have got a 5 year fixed deal for under 6% then I would go for it
and spend the next 5 years trying to clear as much of the mortgage off as
possible.consider if you are planning to stay in this property for the next 5 years at least ! to many people sign up to a 2 year fix/tracker/discount deal on a 25/35 year mortgage WHY . do they like paying remortgage fees every 2/3 years0 -
With such a state of changing mortgage rates, i believe you have got yourself an excellent deal...Don miss it or you will repent for a long time...0
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Thanks for your responses. It was a 75% LTV.
It seems I've got the best I could which is good in a way and bad in another!!0 -
churchbrowne wrote: »Thanks for your responses. It was a 75% LTV.
It seems I've got the best I could which is good in a way and bad in another!!
You never mentioned how much your fee for this mortgage was? Under 6% today is a very good rate.0 -
Can I ask which lender this was with?
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