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Tracker mortgages

 

Tracker mortgages are increasingly common. They are usually linked to the Bank of England base rate, in that you pay a set margin above the current base rate level. Unlike many of the other types of rate, most tracker rates will not revert to a lender's SVR at any point during the life of the loan. They will continue to track the base rate until you have either paid off your mortgage or switch provider or product.

 

 

Advantages

 

There is no need to rely on your lender cutting rates in line with bank base rates, which some don't necessarily always do immediately after an interest rate decision.

 

Your mortgage will never revert to the SVR, so you have some security in that you will never be paying a highly uncompetitive rate.

 

It is quite common to find tracker mortgages that have discounts and stepped discounts built into them, providing an added benefit. You may, for example, pay 0.75% below the Bank of England base rate for 1 year, after which time the rate is guaranteed to be not more than 1.75 % above the base rate for the remaining duration of the loan. As with other stepped products, there can be numerous steps in the discount before it settles at the final level and while pure tracker mortgages may be free of redemption penalties, those with discounts attached will almost certainly not be.

 

 

Disadvantages

 

As with other variable rates, you can be in for a rough and unpredictable ride, particularly if the MPC were to make a series of rate increases. Any volatility in interest rates makes it difficult to budget for mortgage repayments, thereby making this type of rate unsuitable for some borrowers.

 

 

How can I get a free mortgage quote?

 

To get your free mortgage quotes, you just need to enter some basic information into one of our simple online quote forms and your dedicated adviser will search the entire marketplace to find you the best mortgage deals available.

 

Or, if you prefer, you can call a fully trained adviser on 0800 169 4984. It will only take a few minutes of your time today but could save you thousands of pounds in interest payments, and will eliminate any worries you may have about getting the best deal possible.

 

 

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Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured on it.

The information, services and products on this web site are intended for use by residents of the United Kingdom only. First Choice Mortgage and Investment is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority number 300151. Buy to let mortgages and secured loans are not currently regulated by the FSA. During busy periods and to ensure that your enquiry is dealt with as quickly as possible we may pass your enquiry to another FSA registered mortgage intermediary who will contact you directly and deal with your enquiry. For full details on any of the schemes shown in the mortgage rates comparison tables, please call one of our friendly advisors on 0800 169 4984. The actual rate available will depend upon your circumstances. Ask for a personalised illustration.
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