Mortgage healthcheck
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Your Current mortgage
If your current mortgage is due to expire in the too distant future, now is the time to start thinking about what happens next.
Why act now?
Because you will not only save yourself from pressure nearer the time, but should ensure that you save money by having a seamless gap between loans. If you do nothing now then you risk being placed onto a higher interest rate when your current rate expires and would normally continue on that rate until you found a better deal.
Your existing lender
Whilst they may offer you new a deal, it will of course be limited to one of their own product s. We always recommend that you don't restrict your choices in this way and will check what they will offer and then compare it to the best product s available elsewhere.
Rate Check
One potential pitfall of planning anything in advance is the inability to foresee the future. This is why we have Rate Check. When your new offer arrives, I will email you offering to check if your deal is still the best for you. If you then call me, I will assess the market again. Rate check enables you to plan ahead, with added reassurance.
Our Service
Don't forget that unlike many mortagage brokers, our advise is completey free from start to finish. We will search the whole market to find the best deal for you and can often offer market-leading exclusives only available only through us.
Phone us
Call one of our expert advisers now on Freephone 0800 107 99 88 - the sooner we find you a market-leading rate, the better!!
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Money Advice Direct has put together an IVA Guide based on the enquiries and questions that we receive at our helpline offices.
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