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Get A Better Mortgage Before Rates Go Up

Remortgage to save money

Has your initial mortgage deal come to an end?

By switching to a better deal with a different mortgage provider, remortgaging could potentially allow you to benefit from lower interest rates and lower monthly mortgage repayments.


Mortgage type
Initial rate term
Danske Bank logo
4.03% Fixed to 03/07/2028 From Danske Bank
Initial rate 4.03%
Monthly cost £794 for 60 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
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Danske Bank logo
4.03% Fixed to 03/07/2028 From Danske Bank
Initial rate 4.03%
Monthly cost £794 for 60 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
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Progressive BS logo
4.04% Fixed for 5 years From Progressive BS
Initial rate 4.04%
Monthly cost £795 for 60 months
Overall cost 6.4% APRC
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Danske Bank logo
4.05% Fixed to 03/07/2028 From Danske Bank
Initial rate 4.05%
Monthly cost £796 for 60 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
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Danske Bank logo
4.05% Fixed to 03/07/2028 From Danske Bank
Initial rate 4.05%
Monthly cost £796 for 60 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
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Santander logo
4.08% Fixed to 02/09/2028 From Santander
Initial rate 4.08%
Monthly cost £798 for 62 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
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Santander logo
4.08% Fixed to 02/09/2028 From Santander
Initial rate 4.08%
Monthly cost £798 for 62 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
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Monmouthshire BS logo
4.10% Fixed for 5 years From Monmouthshire BS
Initial rate 4.10%
Monthly cost £800 for 60 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
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Santander logo
4.18% Fixed to 02/09/2028 From Santander
Initial rate 4.18%
Monthly cost £807 for 62 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
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Santander logo
4.18% Fixed to 02/09/2028 From Santander
Initial rate 4.18%
Monthly cost £807 for 62 months
Overall cost 6.3% APRC
See deal

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Paying too much on your mortgage?

A staggering £2.78 billion of interest being paid by people on the wrong mortgage deal...!

According to latest research by L&C Mortgages* 36% of UK homeowners are sitting on their lender Standard Variable Rate (SVR).  The current average lender SVR is 4.40%. So when you took out your mortgage there is a good chance that you were given a fixed initial rate deal e.g. 2,3 or 5 years.

So at the end of the initial rate you will usually have been switched automatically to the lender’s Standard variable Rate (SVR) of interest. 

If this is you will probably be paying a lot more interest on your mortgage repayments each month than you need to.

You are not alone. 4 million UK homeowners are in the same boat.

Remortgaging your home is simple and if you are a homeowner with a mortgage it makes a lot of sense to review your monthly payments.

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Are you looking to raise additional funds on your mortgage?

By remortgaging you may be able to releasing equity in your home.

People often remortgage to provide money for:

  • Home improvements
  • New Kitchen
  • New En-suite bathroom
  • Consolidate other existing debts.

Remortgaging can be a good low cost way of paying for your new home project.


*Research carried out by London & Country March 2017