Best Mortgage deals!!
27-07-2007, 12:28 PM
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Best Mortgage deals!!
Guys,
My mortgage is nearing the end of its 2 year fixed interest rate, and i therefore need to source a new deal.
Can anyone reccomend some good deals to me or give me examples of what you managed to find!!
This really is such a pain in the arse so any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Cheers,
Mark
My mortgage is nearing the end of its 2 year fixed interest rate, and i therefore need to source a new deal.
Can anyone reccomend some good deals to me or give me examples of what you managed to find!!
This really is such a pain in the arse so any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Cheers,
Mark
27-07-2007, 12:33 PM
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27-07-2007, 04:30 PM
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ive just bought an house (my first 1 
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i have just fixed it for 3 years as all the advise's i spoke to think the interest rate will go up again before it comes down
)i have just fixed it for 3 years as all the advise's i spoke to think the interest rate will go up again before it comes down
27-07-2007, 04:38 PM
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how do you go about getting a swap then?
mine is coming up to the end in 4 months and i'm looking and looking, but no one is going to beat a starter rate of 4.29% and, at the moment the replayement is just under a grand with the normla rate going up to 6.9% so i'm looking at another few hundred quid more a month
don't think so
mine is coming up to the end in 4 months and i'm looking and looking, but no one is going to beat a starter rate of 4.29% and, at the moment the replayement is just under a grand with the normla rate going up to 6.9% so i'm looking at another few hundred quid more a month
don't think so
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a quick tip....
make sure you sort out your new deal a month BEFORE your current fixed deal ends, as they take about a month to sort out in which case u had left it until the end, you will have to pay the full rate interest to your current lender for at least a month - whichh could be as much as a few hunded quid extra for nothing - just extra interest because your new deal is still being sorted out....
make sure you sort out your new deal a month BEFORE your current fixed deal ends, as they take about a month to sort out in which case u had left it until the end, you will have to pay the full rate interest to your current lender for at least a month - whichh could be as much as a few hunded quid extra for nothing - just extra interest because your new deal is still being sorted out....
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