Remortgaging
There are many reasons why you might consider a remortgage. You may want to reduce your monthly payments and save money, protect your finances against potential rate rises, or release equity you’ve built up in your home.
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What is remortgaging?

Remortgaging involves switching your mortgage to another lender without moving property. It can offer many benefits if done correctly, but it’s sensible that you seek remortgaging advice before you commit to any new contract.

Should I remortgage my home?

There are many reasons why you might consider a remortgage. You may want to reduce your monthly payments and save money, protect your finances against potential rate rises, or release equity you’ve built up in your home.

Changing mortgages can be daunting.  Black Swan is here to make the process as easy as possible for you. The team assists you every step of the way and keeps everything moving as smoothly as possible from start to finish.

How do I remortgage my home?

We’ll begin by reviewing your circumstances fully to ensure that we recommend the most suitable product available to you.

Not only will we advise you on what is the most suitable and cost-effective deal, we’ll manage the application on your behalf from start to finish. Remortgaging your home is a relatively simple process for most homeowners, however some borrowers can find it tough if they don’t have much equity or circumstances have changed since their previous mortgage application.

To start the process call us on 01283 567 200

We will also be happy to give you a full protection review to ensure your home and your family are protected if the worst was to happen.

Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Your initial mortgage consultation is always free of charge. Depending on the complexity of your mortgage there may be a fee for our mortgage advice and arrangement service, which will be discussed and agreed before you make a mortgage application. A typical fee is £345 and will never be more than 1% of the mortgage amount.