Remortgaging
When you remortgage, you can either do so with your existing lender, or you can change to a new lender.
Remortgaging happens for a number of reasons. You may have had a change in circumstances, or you might be looking to switch to a better rate. You can also remortgage in order to release equity from your property, or if you want to borrow more (to pay for an extension, for instance). If you’re currently on an interest-only mortgage and don’t have an investment vehicle in place to pay off the loan, you might consider switching to a repayment mortgage.
Some mortgage deals come with early repayment penalties, so it’s important to check the small print and speak to your lender before taking any action. After all, if you’re remortgaging to save money you won’t want to be hit by unnecessary fees.
As with mortgages, there can be a lot of leg-work involved in remortgaging. That’s why it’s best to discuss your options with an Amber River financial planner.
or call: 0800 915 0000
Remortgaging advice
Nothing found.
What our clients say
Find a mortgage adviser
Where and how we meet depends on whatever’s most convenient for you, but we have a number of locations around the UK if you’d prefer to come to us.
Other services we offer
We provide a complete range of financial services with specialists in every category so that we can match you with the most suited adviser for your needs
Small, but important print
Registration Number 03776035
Registered in England and Wales
Amber River Group Limited is not authorised to give financial advice. The financial planning businesses who are part of the Amber River Group are separately authorised businesses and therefore able to give advice.
You’ll find details of the regulated status of our firms, including FCA numbers and links to the Financial Services Register on each of the location pages in the ‘Find an adviser’ section.
The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate National Savings or some forms of mortgage, tax planning, taxation and trust advice, offshore investments or school fees planning.
The information contained within this site is subject to the UK regulatory regime and therefore targeted primarily at UK-based consumers.
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) is an agency for arbitrating on unresolved complaints between regulated firms and their clients. Find full details of the FOS at www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk
Please read our Privacy Statement before completing any enquiry form or emailing us.