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ReMortgages
All of the above can be catered for.
First Time Buyers - 100% mortgages are currently
unavailable - (If you have a poor credit rating we can help you
to borrow up to 95% of the purchase price of you new home). |
Why ReMortgage?
One of the main benefits borrowers achieve by remortgaging is the
competitive rates on offer now that may not have been available
when first applying for a mortgage.
Many who stick to the same deal throughout the term of their mortgage
could often end up paying more back over the period of the original
loan than if they took advantage and remortgaged - sometimes by
quite a considerable sum.
To put it simply, a remortgage means switching your existing mortgage
to another deal with either your existing lender or another loan
provider.
Reasons to ReMortgage:
1. Saving money -
By paying your lenders existing SVR (Standard Variable Rate) you
may be missing out on other offers and benefits that even your existing
lender has to offer.
Simply remortgaging may allow you to pay off the loan sooner and
could even reduce your monthly payments.
If your lender isn't able to offer a better deal, the taking a remortgage
with another loan provider is an option. Even with early repayments
fees, over the long term, taking out a remortgage could still save
a significant sum in the long run.
To raise money
Higher income or a rise in your property's value means you could
increase your mortgage to help pay for major outgoings such as a
wedding or your child's university costs, rather than borrowing
separately, and in some cases more expensively, for the outgoing
itself.
To avoid moving home
It can be cheaper and more convenient to adapt or add an extension
to your existing home, paid for by remortgaging or a further advance,
than to move home.
To consolidate your debts
Remortgaging can allow you to release some of the equity you hold
in your home and consolidate other debts, such as a car loan or
credit cards, which can attract higher rates of interest than that
of your mortgage.
You are under
no obligation so why not take a couple of minutes to try our ReMortgage
Form here and see what how we can get the right mortgage for
you.
Please note: We are only able to
accept mortgage and remortgage applications from UK residents.
We also welcome enquiries for Life
Insurance and Secured Loans.
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