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Remortgaging

Stay, switch, or borrow more.
Let's find out which is right for you.

Your deal's ending, you want to raise additional funds, or you're just wondering if there's something better out there.

We'll see what's available across the whole market — including any options with your lender you might not see direct — and tell you straight whether switching is worth it.

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Stay or switch

Sometimes switching is the right move. Sometimes staying put is.

Most people remortgage for one of three reasons. Their deal is ending and they want to know what to do next. They want to borrow more — for a renovation, a house extension, or to consolidate other debts. Or they want to change something about their mortgage — a shorter term to pay it off faster, a more flexible product, or moving from interest-only to repayment.

We're paid by the lender either way, so our recommendation is based on what's right for you — not on whether you switch.

Our job is to work out which of those is right for you. We'll review your current deal, look at what your lender is offering you, see what else is available through the broker channels we have access to, and compare it all against the wider market. Then we'll tell you straight what we'd do in your position. We're paid by the lender either way, so our recommendation is based on what's right for you — not on whether you switch.

A lot of our remortgage clients are police officers, NHS staff, and emergency services professionals — many of them existing clients coming back when their deals end. If your income includes overtime, shift allowances, banding, on-call, or bank shifts, we've handled those situations many times and know which lenders treat them properly when reassessing your borrowing.

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How it works for remortgages

Good questions

Questions about remortgaging

Three to six months before your current deal ends. Many lenders let you lock in a new rate up to six months ahead, which protects you if rates go up before your switch — and most products let you cancel without penalty if rates fall. There's almost no downside to starting early. Leaving it late is what gets people in trouble: if your fix expires and nothing's in place, you'll roll onto your lender's standard variable rate, which is usually significantly higher than any fixed deal.

My adviser has been brilliant throughout the whole remortgage process. They made the whole process really easy and I believe they found me the best deal based on my needs.
K Brown

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