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Mortgage Broker Fees

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    #11
    Originally posted by MickeyP View Post
    Just been quoted a £695 fee for remortgaging by one of the main contractor mortgage brokers that frequent this board. This seems a lot considering I have to pull it out of my own pocket and can't add to mortgage.

    Do they all charge a fee these days? I recall some years ago dealing with a broker that didn't charge a fee (they made their money from setting up the mortgage with the bank on a commission basis).

    £695 I ask you!

    I don't charge fees here at AS Financial for remos or purchases.

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      #12
      Our advisor always used to get paid by the provider - it would say clearly in the fact-sheet what they would get - and we paid nothing.

      I've heard from a couple of people that they now do charge directly, but that this is actually due to some regulation. I haven't asked directly as we're not due to remortgage yet so this may or may not be a crock, but from memory they got paid something like £300 by the provider (and I trust him as an advisor because he has recommended providers who pay him nothing in the past).
      Last edited by d000hg; 27 June 2014, 09:56.
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        #13
        Mine was first time mortgage and I didn't pay any fee, but everything went smooth.


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