Re-Mortgage your property

A re-mortgage is the same as any other mortgage.

Are you paying too much for your mortgage?

If so have you considered re mortgage?

When you re-mortgage you still choose the rate you want to pay , repayment method and type of product
from any lender in the market.


Switch to a lower cost provider to save money and free up your capital.


Benefit from the rising value of your property.

Can you get a better re mortgage deal than your existing mortgage?

A remortgage is the same as any other mortgage - except that you are not buying a property.

When you remortgage you still choose the rate you'll pay, repayment method, type of product and lender in the market.

Reasons for remortgaging vary. The main reasons are to:

• Save money - remortgaging can significantly reduce monthly payment.
• Reduce the length of the loan - with extra money each month and with more flexible products it is possible to overpay you mortgage loan and pay it off early without redemption penalties.
• Release equity - by remortgaging for an amount greater than that need to repay your mortgage, it is possible to release money for other uses i.e.: a new car, DIY improvements or a second home.
• Change product - rather than being stuck with a standard rate or an under performing endowment mortgage you can change your product with all the options available to a first-time buyer.
• Switch from an unsatisfactory lender - moving from one lender to another has never been easier.
• Increasing flexibility - remortgaging from a standard mortgage to a flexible one, current account mortgage or offset product allows you to overpay your mortgage and release equity without having to get permission from your lender.

Don't spend more than you need to for your re mortgage


Use the power of the internet to get the best price for your UK re-mortgage.

Mortgage Resources

Council of Mortgage Lenders
Provides a wide range consumer information on mortgages and a mortgage calculator.

Financial Services Authority
Independent body that regulates the financial services industry in the UK.