Any financial advisors out there....
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I shopped around massively when I did my mortgage thang,
Ended up taking a friend's recommendation (she's in the legal side of the trade, so knows more than most)
Chap called John Moore at Carter Moore LLP
completely independant, total workaholic (calls at 9pm when still in the office!!) and found me the best deal by miles.
He's a local chap, based in Swindon, used to be with Jon Charcol, so his provenance is pretty good.
Contact number is 01793 877745
Ended up taking a friend's recommendation (she's in the legal side of the trade, so knows more than most)
Chap called John Moore at Carter Moore LLP
completely independant, total workaholic (calls at 9pm when still in the office!!) and found me the best deal by miles.
He's a local chap, based in Swindon, used to be with Jon Charcol, so his provenance is pretty good.
Contact number is 01793 877745
Thats what I do mate! Funny old market at the moment, it used to be a case that its always best to switch lenders, not so now, check first what your existing lender will offer you. If you let me know what they offer you then i'll have a check to see if its worth switching. Often theres bugger all in it, to stay with your existing lender is easy, pick the best deal they offer, sign the form they send & it automatically switches to the new deal when your old one finishes.
To switch its a whole new application, its easy to do & most lenders promise to get it done within 4 weeks but when you take into account legal fees, arrangement fees, valuation fees the new deal often doesnt save you much more than the new deal your old lender will offer. Even if the new deal is 'fees free' the costs are still built in somewhere.
For my own mortgage the last 3 times i've stayed put, pis#er really as i'd get paid the same for doing my own mortgage as I do anyone elses if we do a new application!
So, let me know what they offer & then compare.
To switch its a whole new application, its easy to do & most lenders promise to get it done within 4 weeks but when you take into account legal fees, arrangement fees, valuation fees the new deal often doesnt save you much more than the new deal your old lender will offer. Even if the new deal is 'fees free' the costs are still built in somewhere.
For my own mortgage the last 3 times i've stayed put, pis#er really as i'd get paid the same for doing my own mortgage as I do anyone elses if we do a new application!
So, let me know what they offer & then compare.
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