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mortgages - expert advice needed!

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iamdingdong · 15/09/2008 18:32

we need to remortgage in december, we are on a fixed rate with NRock and do not want to be paying their 7.49%svr! We bank with first direct and I am rather taken by their base rate tracker, given that most experts think rates will come down in the next year...but I am a mere languages teacher, I really know nothing about these things. Am I being naive to think rates will come down, esp given the latest developments?

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iamdingdong · 15/09/2008 18:48

anyone wiser than me out there?

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CarGirl · 15/09/2008 18:51

well it's always a gamble, personally I like the certainty of fixed rates. You could do with an independent mortgage broker who will get you the best deal for your circumstances. What will Nationwide offer you, they are generally one of the best rates.

iamdingdong · 15/09/2008 18:57

thanks cargirl, will check nationwide

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iwantasecondone · 15/09/2008 19:12

mortgage broker i used was Arrange it Free. They are free and got us amazing deal. Haven't got number, but you can find it googling. In Suffolk, I think.

iamdingdong · 15/09/2008 19:14

thank you iwantasecondone I've found their site, looks v useful

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CarGirl · 15/09/2008 19:16

we need to remortgage in January, I'm not looking forward to it!

lulumama · 15/09/2008 19:17

we used an IFA, got a fixed rate deal with abbey for 5/98 % with abbey

iamdingdong · 15/09/2008 19:21

the deal I'm looking at with FD is life time tracker of base rate + 0.49% which makes it 5.49% at the moment, or their 2 yr fixed rate of 5.49%

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