Remortgage
Remortgaging Made Simple
Is it time to switch your mortgage? Let’s help you make the right move.
We’re here to guide you through it.
Listen to our top tips on remortgaging
When Should You Consider Remortgaging?
Most fixed-rate mortgage deals last two to five years. Once that ends, you’re usually moved onto your lender’s standard variable rate (SVR) – which is often higher. We recommend starting the remortgage process 3 to 6 months before your deal ends.
2. Interest rates have dropped
If rates are lower now than when you first took out your mortgage, switching could reduce your monthly repayments – even after accounting for any early repayment charges.
3. Your property’s value has increased
If your home has gone up in value, your loan-to-value (LTV) ratio may have improved. That could mean access to more competitive mortgage rates.
4. You want to borrow more
Looking to release equity for home improvements, debt consolidation, or an investment? Remortgaging could allow you to raise funds against the value of your home.
5. Your financial situation has changed
Whether your income has increased and you want to pay off your mortgage sooner, or your circumstances have shifted and you need to reduce your payments – a remortgage could help.
6. You’re not happy with your current lender
If your current lender’s service or rates aren’t working for you, switching could offer better value or a more flexible product.
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How to Remortgage: Step-by-Step
Look at when it ends and whether there are any early repayment charges or exit fees.
2. Review your finances
Lenders will assess your income, outgoings, and credit history. It’s worth getting your finances in order and checking your credit score.
3. Compare mortgage deals
Shop around – or speak to a broker – to find the best rates and terms for your needs.
4. Get an Agreement in Principle (AIP)
This shows how much a lender might be willing to offer and helps you move forward with confidence.
5. Gather your documents
You’ll typically need payslips, bank statements, ID, and details of your current mortgage.
6. Apply and wait for approval
Your lender may carry out a valuation of your property. Once approved, they’ll arrange to pay off your old mortgage and transfer you onto the new deal.
Need Help With Your Remortgage?
Speak to us today for honest advice, clear options, and a mortgage solution that suits your goals.
We’re passionate about service, that’s why we’re with you every step of the way
Convenient appointments
We understand life can be a little hectic at times, that’s why we make convenient appointments to suit you.
No Obligation Advice
Our initial chat is free and there is no obligation to proceed with us if you are not entirely satisfied with the mortgages we recommend.

