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Fixed Rates
The lender will fix the rate of your mortgage for an agreed period of time.
You will know exactly how much you will pay the lender each month during the fixed period, which will help your budgeting.
After the fixed period, the rate charged usually reverts to the lender's Standard Variable Rate.
The larger the deposit, usually the better the terms of your mortgage.
Solicitor Fees
The Financial Services Authority does not regulate conveyancing activities.
In our experience £100's of pounds could be saved on solicitors charges for conveyancing all around the country.
As part of our processing of individual mortgage applications we can find very competitive solicitors (regardless of area) who are experienced in the property market - all at no extra cost.
Interest rates may be subject to terms and conditions. The contents shown on this website are for information purposes only and must not be taken as 'Advice' or a 'Best buy' option. All costs in relation to a mortgage will be fully explained and a KFI (Key Facts Illustration) provided upon request.
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