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end of fixed rate mortgage question?
my fixed rate mortgage with rbs ends in october.
What will happen at the end of it if I decide to stay with RBS? if I get put on to a tracker mortgage will I have to pay a deposit again?
I cannot change lenders as I have bad credit now.
4 Answers
- SimonCLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
When your fixed rate ends you will automatically transfer to their standard variable rate (SVR). This is likely to be one of the better rates available, because the Bank of England interest rate is so low - 0.5%. The only thing that will change is the interest rate, and depending on what your fixed rate was it will probably go down, so your repayment will go down as well. But because the rate is variable, it could go up at any time.
The word "deposit" is often misunderstood in relation to mortgages. When you take out a mortgage the lender will not (any more) give you the full value of the property. Currently they will expect you to put in about 25%, and people call this a "deposit".
If you don't like the SVR you end up on you may be able to remortgage, with RBS or another lender. They will value your house, and assuming your mortgage is not more than about 75% of the value, you will be able to borrow the money (subject to credit checks etc).
- ImpartialLv 41 decade ago
No, you will not have to pay your deposit again, you will simply roll onto their standard variable or a reversionary rate linked to bank base rate. If you have bad credit now, you can contact RBS to see if they will offer you a new fixed rate if that is what you prefer or you will simply have to stay on their standard variable rate – no bad thing for the time being. Try and repair your credit profile as quickly as possible so that when rates start to rise you are in a better position to obtain a fixed rate.
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- WelshLadLv 71 decade ago
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