Mortgage summary
Variable rate
- Payments go up and down in line with interest rates.
Capped rate (click for more
info)
- The interest rate is variable but will not go above an agreed limit for a
guaranteed period. This will change to the standard variable rate at the end of
the period.
- You may have to pay penalties for repaying the mortgage early.
- There is likely to be an arrangement fee.
Fixed rate (click for more info)
- You will pay fixed payments for a guaranteed period. This will change to the
standard variable rate at the end of the period.
- There is usually a choice of terms available.
- There is likely an arrangement fee.
Discounted rate (click for
more info)
- You will start with a discount off the standard variable rate, for a limited
period.
- After the discount period ends, the rate will change to a standard variable
rate.
- There is likely an arrangement fee.
Flexible mortgage (click for
more info)
- With this you can vary your payments
- You can also take payment holidays, depending on certain conditions.
- You could pay your mortgage off early.
Buy to let (click for
more info)
- This is if you want to buy a property and let it out.
- Variable and fixed rates are generally available.
- Any income you get from rent must be more than you have to pay for the mortgage
repayment.
Cashback feature (click
for more info)
- You may receive a cashback after completion.
- This appeals particulary to first-time buyers.
- There is likely an arrangement fee.
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