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Avant gives you a choice of an ordinary mortgage or an Avant One mortgage.
With an ordinary Avant mortgage, you should take out as long a term as possible - say 30 years - and then choose your fixed rate period.
Let's take an 80% LTV mortgage to illustrate this.
Take it out for 30 years, but fix for a shorter period
Fix for 7 years: 2.2%
Fix for 10 years: 2.35%
The Avant One Mortgage is unusual in that you fix for the full term of the mortgage.
So if you take out a 30 year mortgage, you fix for 30 years.
You can't take out a 30 year mortgage and fix for 15 years.
One Mortgage - Fix for the term of the mortgage
15 years: 2.5%
20 years: 2.6%
25 years: 2.9%
30 years: 3.1%
So, with the ordinary mortgage, you should take out a mortgage for as long a term as possible.
With the Avant One, you should take out as short a term as you can afford.
With an ordinary Avant mortgage, you should take out as long a term as possible - say 30 years - and then choose your fixed rate period.
Let's take an 80% LTV mortgage to illustrate this.
Take it out for 30 years, but fix for a shorter period
Fix for 7 years: 2.2%
Fix for 10 years: 2.35%
The Avant One Mortgage is unusual in that you fix for the full term of the mortgage.
So if you take out a 30 year mortgage, you fix for 30 years.
You can't take out a 30 year mortgage and fix for 15 years.
One Mortgage - Fix for the term of the mortgage
15 years: 2.5%
20 years: 2.6%
25 years: 2.9%
30 years: 3.1%
So, with the ordinary mortgage, you should take out a mortgage for as long a term as possible.
With the Avant One, you should take out as short a term as you can afford.
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