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3 Steps to remortgaging

Step 1

Before you decide to remortgage you should look at the details of your current mortgage as this information helps to evaluate its competitiveness within the market.

The following may be a useful guide as to how easy it is to move. Do not be deterred if you are required to pay a penalty as it is quite likely savings can still be made.

Variable
You can remortgage and look for a better deal straight away.

Flexible
Truly flexible mortgages will allow you to leave your previous deal when you want to without penalties.

Base Rate Tracker
You may have to pay a redemption penalty to switch deals.

Variable with a cash-back
Depending on the terms you may have to repay the value of the cash-back before you are allowed to switch mortgages.

Variable with a discount, fixed rate or capped rate
You may have to pay a redemption penalty to switch deals.


Step 2

If you decide to change your mortgage you should compare the potential savings against any costs of switching. A mortgage advsier can assist you with this.

Although it's often possible to save money by changing your deal, keep track of all the associated costs and make sure you are getting the best value for money. Some lenders offer specific remortgage packages where they pay for your legal and valuation fees, so all you need to do is compare monthly repayment costs (unless there are redemption penalties involved).

Ideally, re-mortgaging should save you money immediately, yet even if there are penalties involved it is likely that you will be able to save money in the long run, after the penalties have been paid off.


Step 3

Remortgaging through alexander hall is quick and simple.

Our expert brokers guide you through the entire process and assist you with all the necessary administration from start to finish.

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alexander hall associates limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority for pure protection, residential mortgages and general insurance business. We do not charge a fee for residential mortgage advice; however there is an administration fee for processing each of your standard residential mortgage contracts. The typical administration fee is £499. For impaired credit lending the typical fee is 1% of the mortgage loan. For Buy to Let and Commercial Mortgages a fee of 0.5% of the mortgage loan size applies of which £500 is payable on application with the balance payable on completion.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.