Re-mortgage FAQ's

Below is a list of the most frequently asked questions regarding Re-mortgaging. If the question you want answered does not appear please do not hesitate to contact us and we will answer it for you.

  1. What size loan can I apply for?
  2. What time period can I use to repay my loan?
  3. How much can I reduce my monthly payments by?
  4. Can my repayments be protected if I cannot work?
  5. What if I decide I would like to move house?
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What size loan can I apply for?

The most important factor in determining the size of loan you should apply for is affordability. Your personal circumstances will determine how much you can afford in monthly repayments, and it is essential that proper consideration is given to your budgeting, to ensure that the monthly repayments do not become unsustainable. Take independent financial advice if you are unsure.

Other factors will include the amount of equity available within your property, and other borrowing against it. Your income will have an impact too. Depending on these factors amounts are available from £1,000 to a maximum of £500,000.

What time period can I use to repay my loan?

Your loan's term will be decided by how much you borrow, and how quickly you want to pay it back, but most repayment periods are between 3 and 25 years.

How much can I reduce my monthly payments by?

Reductions in monthly payments can be as much as 75% but this will depend on how much you are paying at the moment and how long you want to make tour repayments.

Can my repayments be protected if I cannot work?

Optional Payment Protection Plans cover repayments if you can't work due to accident, sickness or involuntary unemployment.

What if I decide I would like to move house?

You can pay the outstanding balance by requesting a settlement figure from the lender. Alternatively, it may be possible to use the new property as security, assuming sufficient equity is available. Read the small print and be aware of any penalties you could incur due to early settlement.