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Is it time to review your mortgage?
Remortgaging means moving your mortgage to a new deal, often with another lender. A product transfer with your current lender may also be worth considering.
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Learn when to consider remortgaging, how fees and early repayment charges work, and what happens when your mortgage deal ends.
Moneykind helps you make an enquiry and may introduce you to a relevant mortgage professional. Moneykind does not itself provide a mortgage recommendation on this page. Any advice and lender availability will depend on the professional and your circumstances.
Mortgage rates, fees, lending criteria and eligibility can change. Always check the full terms before making a decision.
Three practical steps
Review the total cost
A lower rate does not always mean a cheaper mortgage after fees.
Avoid a rushed switch
Check affordability and your plans for moving or overpaying.
Frequently asked questions
When should I start looking?
Many people begin reviewing options several months before their existing deal ends. The right timing depends on the lender, available offers and any early repayment charge.
Should I remortgage or switch with my current lender?
A product transfer can be simpler, but may not be the most suitable option. Compare the overall cost, criteria, fees and flexibility of both routes.
Can I borrow extra money?
Some lenders permit additional borrowing for eligible purposes. This increases debt secured on your home and may increase monthly payments and the total amount repaid.
What costs should I check?
Consider arrangement fees, valuation and legal costs, any early repayment charge and the total cost over the period you expect to keep the mortgage.
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