FCA REGULATED · REMORTGAGE SPECIALISTS
If your current mortgage deal is coming to an end, or your circumstances have changed, we can explore your remortgage options and explain what may be suitable for you.
We explore remortgage options across a wide range of lenders and lending criteria.
Reviewing your mortgage before your current deal ends gives you time to understand your options.
Clear mortgage advice based on your circumstances, with support throughout the process.
We consider the wider costs of remortgaging, including applicable fees and early repayment charges.
There are many reasons to consider remortgaging, from an existing deal coming to an end to changes in your circumstances or plans for your property. We can explore the options available and explain what they could mean for you.
Tell us about your current mortgage, when your existing deal ends and what you would like to achieve. We’ll also consider any changes in your circumstances since you arranged your mortgage.
We explore remortgage options from a wide range of lenders, considering the mortgage itself as well as relevant fees, early repayment charges and your circumstances.
Once you decide how you would like to proceed, we manage your remortgage application and keep you updated as it progresses.
People consider remortgaging for different reasons. Here are three of the most common situations where reviewing your mortgage options may be worthwhile.
If your existing mortgage deal is coming to an end, you can review the options available before moving onto your lender’s standard variable rate.
Depending on your circumstances and available equity, remortgaging may allow you to raise additional funds for purposes such as home improvements or other plans.
Some homeowners consider remortgaging to consolidate existing debts. This can reduce monthly outgoings in some circumstances, but may increase the total amount repayable and could mean securing previously unsecured debts against your home.
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Speak directly with Yousef about your mortgage options and next steps. Clear, straightforward advice based on your circumstances.
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Speak directly with Daniel about your mortgage options and next steps. Clear, straightforward advice based on your circumstances.
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Speak directly with Mohammad about your mortgage options and next steps. Clear, straightforward advice based on your circumstances.
Thinking about changing your mortgage? Here are answers to some common questions about remortgaging and reviewing your options.
You can start reviewing your options before your current mortgage deal ends. Starting early gives you time to understand what is available and consider any fees or early repayment charges before making a decision.
No. You can consider a new deal with your existing lender or explore remortgage options with other lenders. Which route is suitable will depend on your mortgage and circumstances.
Depending on your circumstances and the equity in your property, you may be able to borrow additional funds when remortgaging. Lenders will consider factors such as affordability, property value and the purpose of the additional borrowing.
Possibly. Changes to employment, income, credit history or other circumstances can affect the mortgage options available, but they do not necessarily prevent you from remortgaging.
Yes, although your existing mortgage may have an early repayment charge or other costs. These should be considered alongside any new mortgage before deciding whether changing early is appropriate.
It may be possible to consolidate existing debts through a remortgage, depending on your circumstances and lender criteria. However, this can mean securing previously unsecured debt against your home and may increase the total amount you repay, even if monthly payments are lower.
Whether your current deal is coming to an end, your circumstances have changed or you are considering raising additional funds, talk through your remortgage options with an adviser.