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Mortgage broker fee

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Skinnyjeansandaloosetop · 04/07/2021 20:07

I am looking to remortgage a year early for various reasons and will be having to pay the ERC at 1%, which will be £2,500. I have found a mortgage broker who have been highly recommended but their flat fee is £1,000 (which will be about 3% of our new mortgage). I don’t know if it’s worth going to a broker where you pay a fee or if I should look to find one that just gets commission from the bank/ building society? Am I likely to get a better deal / wider choice with a broker that I pay a fee to? If so does the fee sound reasonable? It’s a £295 deposit, refundable if you don’t get offered a mortgage, and the balance payable on completion. Any experiences much appreciated!

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Outnumbered99 · 05/07/2021 13:24

Are you having to increase your mortgage- might be worth exploring whether your current lender would do a top up on a new product say for one year and then aligning the two products by remortgaging in two years and saving the ERC?

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