5yr fixed rate mortgages

5yr fixed rate mortgages

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tali1

Original Poster:

5,267 posts

202 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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i'm looking at two 5yr fixed rate mortgages
3% to 3.19% no product fee
or 2.84% with £295 fee
Which one to go for?

vescaegg

25,621 posts

168 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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Work out the repayments on both and find out which works out cheaper overall. The difference to monthly payments over 5 years will be absolutely tiny.

I would guess its better paying the fee up front.

Sarnie

8,059 posts

210 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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tali1 said:
i'm looking at two 5yr fixed rate mortgages
3% to 3.19% no product fee
or 2.84% with £295 fee
Which one to go for?
What are the monthly payments?
Whats the LTV?
Remortagge or purchase?
Residential or BTL?


tali1

Original Poster:

5,267 posts

202 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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Sarnie said:
tali1 said:
i'm looking at two 5yr fixed rate mortgages
3% to 3.19% no product fee
or 2.84% with £295 fee
Which one to go for?
What are the monthly payments?
Whats the LTV?
Remortagge or purchase?
Residential or BTL?
£370 per mnth 2.84% with £295 fee
£372 per month 3%
£377 per month 3.19%
LTV is 43%
Remortage
Residential



gibbon

2,182 posts

208 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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£295 over five years is £4.92 a month.

So add £4.92 to the repayment per month, and all other factors being equal (repayment penalties etc etc) pick the lowest.

gibbon

2,182 posts

208 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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£295 over five years is £4.92 a month.

So add £4.92 to the repayment per month, and all other factors being equal (repayment penalties etc etc) pick the lowest.

tali1

Original Poster:

5,267 posts

202 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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gibbon said:
£295 over five years is £4.92 a month.

So add £4.92 to the repayment per month, and all other factors being equal (repayment penalties etc etc) pick the lowest.
£370 per mnth amount @2.84% includes the £295 fee.

gibbon

2,182 posts

208 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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Well then, all other things being equal, there is your answer.

tali1

Original Poster:

5,267 posts

202 months

Tuesday 19th November 2013
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I know but offsets are also on my mind.

Sarnie

8,059 posts

210 months

Wednesday 20th November 2013
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tali1 said:
£370 per mnth 2.84% with £295 fee
£372 per month 3%
£377 per month 3.19%
LTV is 43%
Remortage
Residential
How about this;

2.99% Five year fixed rate.
Zero fees.

smile

tali1

Original Poster:

5,267 posts

202 months

Wednesday 20th November 2013
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Sarnie said:
tali1 said:
£370 per mnth 2.84% with £295 fee
£372 per month 3%
£377 per month 3.19%
LTV is 43%
Remortage
Residential
How about this;

2.99% Five year fixed rate.
Zero fees.

smile
Is that an offset ?

Sarnie

8,059 posts

210 months

Wednesday 20th November 2013
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tali1 said:
Is that an offset ?
Nope, you never said that the rates you were comparing were Offsets.....

gibbon

2,182 posts

208 months

Wednesday 20th November 2013
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Jesus man, you try to help someone.

Why dont you try google etc.

Sarnie

8,059 posts

210 months

Wednesday 20th November 2013
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gibbon said:
Jesus man, you try to help someone.

Why dont you try google etc.
Comparison sites don't products exclusive to brokers, which this is, for those interested.

btsidi

246 posts

232 months

Zippee

13,484 posts

235 months

Thursday 21st November 2013
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Sarnie said:
tali1 said:
£370 per mnth 2.84% with £295 fee
£372 per month 3%
£377 per month 3.19%
LTV is 43%
Remortage
Residential
How about this;

2.99% Five year fixed rate.
Zero fees.

smile
Whats the LTV on that and what are the best available with an LTV of 70-75%? Obviously depends upon how conservative the mortgage companies valuer is...

Edited by Zippee on Thursday 21st November 13:30

Sarnie

8,059 posts

210 months

Thursday 21st November 2013
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Zippee said:
Whats the LTV on that and what are the best available with an LTV of 70-75%? Obviously depends upon how conservative the mortgage companies valuer is...

Edited by Zippee on Thursday 21st November 13:30
This product has a max LTV of 70% smile

sumo69

2,164 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd November 2013
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Thanks to Sarnie for some useful advice and the tip about the no-fee product.

David

Sarnie

8,059 posts

210 months

Friday 22nd November 2013
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sumo69 said:
Thanks to Sarnie for some useful advice and the tip about the no-fee product.

David
No problem.

My invoice is in the post laugh

truck71

2,328 posts

173 months

Tuesday 26th November 2013
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Sarnie said:
This product has a max LTV of 70% smile
Which provider is that please?