I'm looking to remortgage on my house ( 25000 over 9 years) <advertising information edited out> , who I'm currently mortgaged with have offered me a discounted rate of 1.35% under their standard variable rate for 2.5 years, 4.15% at the moment. Is that a good deal? Or should I be shopping around more. With such a comparatively small amount left on my mortgage, presumably it would have to be a really competitive deal to merit the solicitors fees/valuation costs associated with switching mortgage holders. Cheers for any advice at all.
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 04-05-15 05:47:17
I am a very big fool.
Murali
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
I am a very big fool.
Murali
Why !!!
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 04-05-15 10:32:29
Just to tell James that we (CD's) will not be fooled by his spamming !
Please avoid Fina**ial for*m, even if they offer the best rates or if they are genuine !!!
Murali
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Location: Brampton, Ont, Canada
Posted on: 04-05-15 10:41:24
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Originally posted by James44857
I'm looking to remortgage on my house ( 25000 over 9 years) < advertising information edited out >, who I'm currently mortgaged with have offered me a discounted rate of 1.35% under their standard variable rate for 2.5 years, 4.15% at the moment. Is that a good deal? Or should I be shopping around more. With such a comparatively small amount left on my mortgage, presumably it would have to be a really competitive deal to merit the solicitors fees/valuation costs associated with switching mortgage holders. Cheers for any advice at all.
forget re-mortgage, just take line of credit and pay it back quick...will save u lot
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