Fixed Interest Mortgage

Your mortgage payments are set for a fixed period of say 1-5 years typically and will not go up or down, no matter what the bank of England base rate does.

Some companies do offer longer periods but be very careful. You will be locked in for the whole term.

Advantages:
You can budget knowing exactly what you will pay for all the period.

Disadvantages:
You will pay a penalty if you try and make overpayments or if you tried to pay off early so think carefully.

If interest rates went down you would be paying more than others. As always take good advice over this before making a decision. Ensure it is an educated view rather than adviser comment. You may expect the firm to have an Economics graduate to assist in that view.

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

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