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If your current deal ends in the next six months, or you have already dropped onto SVR, a remortgage almost certainly pays for itself within weeks. Here is when we recommend starting the conversation:

Deal Ending.

Six months out is the sweet spot. Lock a rate ahead and cancel if rates drop further before completion.

On SVR Already.

Standard Variable Rate is typically 2 to 3 percent above best rates. Fast to fix and fast to save.

Capital Raising.

Equity release for home improvements, a buy-to-let deposit, or sensible debt consolidation.

Rate Dissatisfaction.

Variable, tracker or a fixed rate that's now uncompetitive. Early repayment charges weighed against savings.

Changed Circumstances.

Income, family or property use has changed since your last deal. The right product might be different now.

Your existing lender will send a retention offer. It is rarely the best rate available. We benchmark every remortgage against the whole market so you can make the right call with the right numbers.

Market vs Retention.

Whole-of-market compared against your lender's retention rate. Clear numbers either way, no marketing spin.

Six-Month Lock.

Rate secured up to six months ahead, with the option to switch to something lower if rates drop.

Rate Alerts.

We track rate moves between your lock and completion date, and switch you to lower if available.

No-Cost Switching.

Many remortgages include free legal work and valuation, confirmed upfront so there are no surprises.

Timing Coordination.

Your new deal starts the day your old one ends, so you never pay a penny of SVR unnecessarily.

Remortgaging is often a moment to release equity for other goals. Done carefully, it works. Done hastily, it becomes expensive long-term debt. Here are the options we consider:

Equity Release.

Home improvements, extensions, or a deposit on a buy-to-let. All viable purposes for the right lender.

Debt Consolidation.

Rolling high-interest debt into the mortgage. We give honest advice on when it works and when it doesn't.

Interest-Only Switch.

Capital and interest switched to part or full interest-only, where your exit plan supports it.

Term Extension.

Lower monthly payment through a longer term, with clear understanding of the lifetime interest impact.

Joint to Sole.

Releasing an ex-partner from the mortgage after divorce or separation, structured through remortgage.

The difference between the right remortgage and the wrong one is often 0.3 to 0.5 percentage points. On a £250,000 mortgage, that is thousands over the fixed period.

Monthly Savings.

Typical saving from remortgage vs SVR is £150 to £400 per month on standard loan sizes.

Fee vs Rate Tradeoff.

Lower rate with higher product fee, or slightly higher rate and no fee. We model both.

Term Adjustments.

Shorter term (higher payment, less interest overall) or longer term (lower payment), whichever fits.

Rate Type.

Fixed, tracker or discounted, matched to your outlook on rates and your appetite for certainty.

Overpayment Allowances.

Most deals allow 10% annual overpayment, useful when consolidating a bonus or windfall.

The Client Challenge

The Retention Trap

Your existing lender sends a retention offer. It looks convenient. It's usually not the best rate available.

The SVR Cliff

Without a new deal in place, your rate reverts to Standard Variable, typically 2 to 3 percent above market.

The Timing Miss

Leaving the search too late means fewer options and less room to lock a rate ahead of your current deal ending.

Our Solution

Whole-of-Market Benchmark

Your lender's retention offer is benchmarked against every other lender, so you know the best option available to you.

Six-Month Rate Lock

Secure a rate six months ahead, with the option to switch down if the market drops before completion.

Coordinated Handover

Your new deal starts the day the old one ends, so you never pay a penny of SVR.

Use Our Quick Quote
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Current Deal Summary:

Lender, rate, deal end date, outstanding balance and any early repayment charges still in force.

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Property & Equity:

Current estimated value and outstanding balance, which together give us your loan-to-value.

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Your Objective:

Lower rate, capital release, term reduction or debt consolidation. We match the product to the goal.

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Meet the team

Remortgage timing is everything. Our senior brokers track client deals months out, so nothing slips onto SVR by accident.

Ashley Bennett

Ashley Bennett

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Lisa Minister

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When should I start looking at my remortgage?

Six months before your deal ends is the sweet spot. You can lock a rate ahead and switch to something lower if the market drops before completion.

Should I just take my lender's retention offer?

Sometimes, but rarely. Retention offers look convenient but usually aren't the best rate. We benchmark it against the whole market in one conversation.

How much does it cost to remortgage?

Many remortgage deals include free conveyancing and a free valuation. Product fees range from zero to around £1,500 depending on the deal. We model fee vs rate tradeoffs both ways.

Will I need another affordability assessment?

Yes if you're moving lender. No if you're doing a product transfer with your existing lender. The right choice depends on what the market offers versus the retention deal.

Can I borrow more when I remortgage?

Yes, subject to affordability and LTV. Common reasons are home improvements, a buy-to-let deposit, or debt consolidation. We'll tell you honestly when it makes sense and when it doesn't.

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