Scottyb
08-11-2007, 13:52
My fixed rate mortgage is coming to an end and the rates have shot up with my current lender. Does anybody know of any lenders with good interest rates for a fixed 2 year period?
Many Thanks,
Scott
Many Thanks,
Scott
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View Full Version : Mortgage renewal Scottyb 08-11-2007, 13:52 My fixed rate mortgage is coming to an end and the rates have shot up with my current lender. Does anybody know of any lenders with good interest rates for a fixed 2 year period? Many Thanks, Scott donoghue 08-11-2007, 13:56 My fixed rate mortgage is coming to an end and the rates have shot up with my current lender. Does anybody know of any lenders with good interest rates for a fixed 2 year period? Many Thanks, Scott Hi Scott, Give us a ring on 01142 491066 we are independant mortgage advisors and can research the whole of the market for you. No fees to Forum members. Wise Move Ltd DavidRa 08-11-2007, 15:59 My fixed rate mortgage is coming to an end and the rates have shot up with my current lender. Does anybody know of any lenders with good interest rates for a fixed 2 year period? Many Thanks, Scott Most new lenders charge a fee on arranging a two year fixed rate mortgage. I am a whole of market adviser and do not charge any fees to forum members. Which lender are you with at present? One lender is offering a fixed rate of 4.88% for 2 years only problem the arrangement fee of £2500. Titian 23-02-2008, 11:35 Make sure you change it over fast! I've just called my mortgage lender (Abbey) and said "When my fixed rate ended did you put me on the best rate you had at the time" and the answer was " No, we don't do that or we wouldn't make a profit from you" I couldn't believe my ears. Fair enough the person was upfront about it, but come one, a bit of customer service training wouldn't go amiss. I then said, "Ok, I'll look around thanks after hearing that" and she put the phone down on me! Skatiechik 23-02-2008, 11:39 It is standard practice to just put you on the standard variable rate when your tie-in period ends. Titian 23-02-2008, 11:45 It is standard practice to just put you on the standard variable rate when your tie-in period ends. I haven't been put on the standard variable rate though. Apparently that depends on how old your mortgage is. jaime 23-02-2008, 17:24 My fixed rate mortgage is coming to an end and the rates have shot up with my current lender. Does anybody know of any lenders with good interest rates for a fixed 2 year period? Many Thanks, Scott Hi Scott. My husband is a whole of market adviser too. His mobile number is 07834907271 or office number is 0114 3217777. |