R RMCF Registered User Messages 1,432 14 Oct 2012 #1 Wondering if it might be worth considering moving to a fixed rate with them? Anyone know if they charge a fee for this?
Wondering if it might be worth considering moving to a fixed rate with them? Anyone know if they charge a fee for this?
R RMCF Registered User Messages 1,432 14 Oct 2012 #2 Brendan Burgess said: Older loans are on the Standard Variable Rate which will be 4% from 14th November. But more recent customers were put on LTV (loan to value) rates which is 4.24% for LTVs >80% Brendan Click to expand... Yeah I'm on a LTV >50% <80%, at 4.04% from November. So you think it might be worth considering moving to a fixed rate? These are currently: 2yr : 4.65% 3yr : 4.88% 4yr : 5.15% 5yr : 5.35% I suppose it depends on how much we think the rate may rise over the next couple of years? And Brendan, do you know if there is a fee for getting a fixed rate from the banks?
Brendan Burgess said: Older loans are on the Standard Variable Rate which will be 4% from 14th November. But more recent customers were put on LTV (loan to value) rates which is 4.24% for LTVs >80% Brendan Click to expand... Yeah I'm on a LTV >50% <80%, at 4.04% from November. So you think it might be worth considering moving to a fixed rate? These are currently: 2yr : 4.65% 3yr : 4.88% 4yr : 5.15% 5yr : 5.35% I suppose it depends on how much we think the rate may rise over the next couple of years? And Brendan, do you know if there is a fee for getting a fixed rate from the banks?
Brendan Burgess Founder Messages 54,216 15 Oct 2012 #3 Hi RMCF There are many posts on this topic. Probably time for a Key Post. I will put it on my to do list, unless someone else would like to have a go at it? Brendan
Hi RMCF There are many posts on this topic. Probably time for a Key Post. I will put it on my to do list, unless someone else would like to have a go at it? Brendan