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Introduction

If you are considering rearranging your property finance or simply switching to a new mortgage provider, this section explains how to remortgage to best effect, whatever your existing circumstances might be.

Feb 20, 2019

Case study – Offset mortgage

Pavel and Sophie Kopiszka, both 45, live in Norwich. They took out an offset mortgage with...

Feb 20, 2019

Case study – second charge

A second charge is a logical solution for borrowers needing to finance a new kitchen, with...

Jan 15, 2017

How to remortgage your buy to let

Like your primary residential mortgage and many other things in life, it pays to shop arou...

Jan 15, 2017

How to remortgage

When your mortgage deal comes to an end, you may want to shop around for a new product. Th...

Jan 08, 2017

How to get a further advance

If your property has increased in value, you could borrow more money against it using a fu...

Dec 17, 2016

How to sort out your interest-only mortgage

Borrowers with interest-only mortgages should consider their options

Dec 15, 2016

How to consolidate your debt

If you have credit card debt or even a personal loan, it may be possible to consolidate al...

Nov 29, 2016

How to switch your mortgage

Many mortgage prisoners have been locked into deals with their lender, but is now the time...

Nov 13, 2016

How to avoid the remortgage pitfalls

There can be drawbacks to remortgaging, and it makes sense to be aware of any potential pr...

Oct 07, 2016

How to remortgage: going direct vs using a broker

How to remortgage to a better deal - direct with a lender or using an experienced mortgage...

Remortgage activity surges as interest rate rise looms

Borrowers are taking advantage of low rates now to lock into a competitive new fixed deal

Oct 14, 2021

Demand dips for house purchase loans but rises for remortgages

Demand is up for remortgage business and lenders expect it to grow further this year

Oct 04, 2021

Mortgage borrowers could overpay by £2,500 by not shopping around

Mortgage rates are at super-low levels, so it could pay to switch to a new deal now

Oct 02, 2021

First mortgage overpayment app launches

Sprive is the first ‘smart money’ app dedicated solely to enabling mortgage borrowers ...

Sep 17, 2021

15 million planning home improvements this year

Many of those planning property projects intend to borrow to fund the work

Sep 10, 2021

Remortgaging could save average homeowner over £3,000 a year

Many borrowers are not aware that cheaper mortgage deals are available and it's easy to sw...

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