The economy really must be screwed

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SueEllen replied

1 May 2013, 19:17
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Rather the point of a fixed mortgage...

Most you can transfer if you sell up and buy another property without paying an early repayment fee.
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d000hg replied

1 May 2013, 18:20
Originally posted by bless 'em all View Post

Ouch ... not even the option to transfer .... sod that!!

Rather the point of a fixed mortgage...
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AtW replied

1 May 2013, 18:15
Originally posted by eek View Post

death contracts (as its the plural)

No, that's marriage!
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eek replied

1 May 2013, 18:04
Originally posted by AtW View Post

What's mortgages???

death contracts (as its the plural)
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AtW replied

1 May 2013, 17:55
What's mortgages???
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barrydidit replied

1 May 2013, 17:31
Originally posted by bless 'em all View Post

Ouch ... not even the option to transfer .... sod that!!

+1 you'd have to be remarkably confident nothing was going to go titsup in that first 5 years! That'd be over 10k on a 150k mortgage
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bless 'em all replied

1 May 2013, 17:08
7% to 30/06/16
6% to 30/06/18
4% to 30/06/20
2% to 30/06/22
1% to 30/06/23
If the product is repaid in full or in part, or transferred (in full or in part), an Early Repayment Charge is payable as described above.

Ouch ... not even the option to transfer .... sod that!!
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SueEllen replied

1 May 2013, 15:18
You could always get 10 year fixed rate mortgages but the rates where tulip so no-one took them out.

Now if you have your family home so aren't planning to move due to low interest rates it's worth taking it out.
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d000hg started a topic The economy really must be screwed

1 May 2013, 15:16
The economy really must be screwed

You can now get a mortgage with fixed rate for 10 years!

YBS Mortgages - Current Mortgage Range: Fixed Rate, Offset, First Time Buyer, Tracker, Rollover mortgages
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