CAPITAL ADVICE – REMORTGAGE ADVICE

Remortgage Advice for Homeowners Reviewing Their Mortgage

If your current mortgage deal is coming to an end or your circumstances have changed, Capital Advice can help you review the mortgage options relevant to you and understand the next steps before you decide how to proceed.

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  • Review Your Current Mortgage
  • Understand the Options Relevant to You
  • Support Through the Application Process
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Is It Time to Review Your Mortgage?

A conversation can help you understand your current mortgage, the timing of your existing deal and the options that may be worth considering based on your circumstances.

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Why Homeowners Review Their Mortgage

A remortgage review can happen for different reasons. The right approach depends on your current mortgage, property, circumstances and objectives.

Your Current Deal Is Ending

Review the mortgage before your existing deal ends so you have time to understand the options available.

Your Circumstances Have Changed

Changes to income, household commitments or future plans can be a reason to review your current mortgage position.

You Want to Review Your Mortgage Structure

Understand whether the mortgage structure and features you currently have still fit what you are trying to achieve.

You Are Planning Ahead

A mortgage review can help you understand your position before making other property or financial decisions.

What We Review Before Discussing Remortgage Options

A remortgage should be considered in the context of your existing mortgage and current circumstances. We take time to understand the position you are in before discussing the options relevant to you.

  • Your current mortgage: The existing deal, remaining balance, term and any important features or restrictions.
  • Your current circumstances: Income, regular commitments and relevant changes since your existing mortgage was arranged.
  • Your property: Information about the property and its current position where relevant to the mortgage assessment.
  • Your objectives: What you want the mortgage to help you achieve and the timescale you are working towards.
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How the Remortgage Advice Process Works

A clear four-step approach from reviewing your current mortgage through to application support.

01

Review Your Current Position

We discuss your existing mortgage, circumstances, property and what you want to achieve.

02

Research & Assessment

We review the mortgage options and lending criteria relevant to the information you provide.

03

Recommendation

We explain the recommended mortgage route, key features and important considerations before you decide how to proceed.

04

Application Support

If you decide to proceed, we help with the application and keep you updated as it progresses.

Important Things to Consider Before Remortgaging

Changing mortgage arrangements can involve more than comparing a new rate. The existing mortgage and the overall cost and features of a new arrangement need to be considered together.

  • Existing mortgage terms: Your current deal may include conditions or charges that need to be considered.
  • Fees and overall cost: Product, legal, valuation or other costs may apply depending on the mortgage and lender.
  • Mortgage term: Changing the term can affect monthly payments and the total amount repaid over time.
  • Future plans: Your intended timescale in the property and any expected changes can affect which mortgage features matter to you.

Review Early Rather Than at the Last Minute

Starting the review before your existing deal ends gives you time to understand your position, gather any required information and consider the available options without unnecessary time pressure.

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Personal Remortgage Guidance From Rakesh Chandarana

Rakesh can help you review your existing mortgage, understand the options relevant to your circumstances and explain the important considerations before you decide whether to proceed with a remortgage.

  • Clear explanations of the mortgage options relevant to you
  • A personal point of contact through the mortgage process
  • Guidance based on your current mortgage, circumstances and plans
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Remortgage FAQs

Answers to common questions when reviewing an existing mortgage.

It can be useful to review your mortgage before your existing deal ends so you have time to understand your current position, consider the options available and prepare any information that may be required.

Your circumstances and current mortgage need to be reviewed before deciding how to proceed. The appropriate route may involve considering options with your existing lender or another lender, depending on what is available and suitable.

Costs can vary depending on your existing mortgage and the new mortgage considered. There may be product, legal, valuation or other charges, so the overall cost should be considered rather than focusing on one figure in isolation.

Yes. A change in circumstances can be a reason to review your mortgage. Any available options will depend on your current position, affordability and lender criteria at the time of application.

If you decide to proceed following the advice process, the next steps can include preparing the application, providing any required evidence and responding to lender queries as the application is assessed.

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Important Information

Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any debt secured on it.

Ready to Review Your Mortgage?

Start with a conversation about your existing mortgage, current circumstances and what you want to achieve next.

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