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An offset mortgage gives you the option to link your mortgage to your current account and savings balances.
Instead of receiving interest on your credit balances, you pay none on the equivalent amount of your mortgage.
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- An attractive discounted rate of 4.35% variable for 3 months.
- Then our offset variable mortgage rate, currently 5.95% for the remainder of the term.
- The overall cost for comparison is 6.1% APR.
- If you're remortgaging, we'll pay our conveyancer's fees and refund the standard scheme 1 valuation fee on completion.
- The option to take up to two payment holidays a year. The amount of the skipped payment is simply added to what you owe, and your remaining payments increase slightly to cover it.
- Borrow from £25,001 - £1m - up to 95% of the value or purchase price of your property, whichever is lower (85% for loans over £500,000).
- Interest calculated on the basis of daily balances.
- Choose the term of your mortgage, from 3 years upwards (providing the loan is repaid by your 65th birthday).
- Choose your repayment type: repayment, interest only, or a combination of both.
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 Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. |
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Repayment:
A type of mortgage where your regular mortgage payment is split between paying
interest and repaying the money you borrowed. |
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Interest-only:
A type of mortgage where your regular mortgage payment only covers the interest on the loan. |
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