If your fixed mortgage deal is set to end in the next few months, you’ve no doubt been keeping a close eye on interest rates and wondering what will happen with your future mortgage payments. No one knows whether rates will rise again or start to fall. For re-mortgagers, the big question is: should you secure a deal with the current rates, or wait until your deal ends to see if rates go down?
We understand the uncertainty around rates can be a worry which is why we’ve introduced ‘Mortgage Watch’ to help you secure the best re-mortgage deal available for you.
We’ll keep an eye on your lender’s rates to secure the best deal available
How Mortgage Watch works
- Book a free mortgage rate review with us up to 6 months before your current deal ends.
- We’ll search the mortgage market to find you the best rate available to you at that time. Remember, we’re independent so we can access deals from any lender.
- Secure a new mortgage deal and relax knowing exactly what you’ll be paying when your current deal ends.
- We’ll continue to monitor the rates offered by your new lender on a regular basis. If the rates go down before your new mortgage starts, we’ll switch you to the better rate.
With Mortgage Watch, we take care of the ups and downs of remortgaging so you don’t have to.
Next steps
Arrange a free mortgage rate review with us today. Call Sharon Rigden on 01772 431233 or email srigden@rfm-more.co.uk. Please note, you are not obliged to apply act on the mortgage advice provided.
If you’re not looking to remortgage at this time, we can also advise on new homeowner mortgages, commercial mortgages, buy-to-let mortgages and equity release lifetime mortgages. Please contact Sharon Rigden for more information.
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