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| Mortgage Provider | Mortgage Type | Initial Rate/Duration | Subsequent Rate/Duration | The overall cost for comparison | Early Repayment Charges | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tracker Rate Mortgage | 2.39% - Bank Base Rate plus 1.89% for 2 years (60%) | 4.75%- Bank Base rate plus 4.25% for term | 4.20% APR | 2/1% for 2 years | |||
| Tracker Rate Mortgage | 2.44% - Bank Base Rate plus 1.94% until 31/03/2014 (75%) | 5.99% Variablefor term | 5.40% APR | 2% until 31/03/2014 | |||
| Tracker Rate Mortgage | 2.45% - Bank Base Rate plus 1.95% until 31/03/2014 (60%) | 4.00% Variable for term | 3.90% APR | 3% until 31/03/2014 | |||
| Large Loan Mortgage | 2.49% - Bank Base Rate plus 1.99% until 31/03/2014 (75%) | 5.99% Variable for term | 5.50% APR | 4% until 31/03/2014 | |||
| Tracker Rate Mortgage | 2.49% - Bank Base Rate plus 1.99% for 2 years (65%) | 4.75%- Bank Base rate plus 4.25% for term | 4.25% APR | 2/1% for 2 years | |||
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* All mortgage calculations and APRs are based on a £150,000 repayment mortgage at 75% loan to value over 25 years. Should you require different mortgage calculations then please call one of our independent mortgage advisers.
These mortgage best buys are an indication of the best mortgage deals in the market, but are not necessarily the right mortgage for you. We advise all mortgage borrowers to call one of our independent mortgage experts who can help find precisely the best mortgage deal for you. With access to private mortgage banks and alternative building societies who do not have set mortgage products and, as such, do not appear above, a call is highly recommended. Don't miss out on the best mortgage deals
21/01/2012 by
My husband and I separated 3 years ago, he pays me maintanance and I have continued to pay the mortgage since then. I have now decided to file for divorce, do i need to tell the mortgage company when the divorce comes through? We have a separation agreemen in place from our solicitors which says I can keep the house until the kids are 18. As long as i continue to pay the mortgage do they need to know we are now divorced?
05/01/2012 by
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