Product Switch
Avoid paying your lender’s Standard Variable Rate by securing a product switch today.
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Why use us for your next Product Switch?
- No broker fee charged
- Quick and convenient
- We handle the paperwork
- Rates often lower than arranging yourself
- Advice to help you decide on your best option
- Advanced booking for added peace of mind
- No supporting documents required in most cases
When can I book my new rate?
You can book your new rate between 3 and 6 months of your current deal expiring. Your new payment will commence when your current product expires.
What if rates improve after I book my product?
No problem, no fuss and no fee for us to switch you to a lower option at any time prior to your new deal starting.
Will my lender have a fee?
The majority of lenders offer the option of a fee-free product switch. There will be lower rates with a product fee and we will advise which option offers the lowest overall cost to you, to help in your decision.
Types of mortgage rate
When looking at a new mortgage deal you may have a variety of options, including rates that are fixed and those which are variable.
A fixed rate of interest, as the name suggests, remains stable over a defined period and gives you the certainty of knowing what your payments will be every month during this time. The typical term of a fixed rate is between 2 and 10 years, and whilst you will be protected against any increases in interest rates, you will not benefit from any reductions.
A variable rate, on the other hand, may fluctuate with movements to a lender’s underlying rate of interest or, more specifically in the case of a tracker, with changes in the Bank of England Base Rate. These tend to run for a shorter period of between 2 and 5 years. Variable rates tend to offer a lower initial payment than those that are fixed and they may even reduce, but equally they may cause your payment to increase if circumstances dictate this.
Talk to us today to learn what options you have with your lender and which of these will suit you best. We’re available weekdays until 7pm on 0330 133 6183.
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