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The flexible mortgage has become a big part of the UK mortgage market, yet many people don't understand what a flexible mortgage is and why it might suit their circumstances. Here's the start of what you need to know about flexible mortgages.
A flexible mortgage is a mortgage that gives borrowers greater control over managing their finances. Most flexible mortgages allow borrowers to overpay (or pay in lump sums) when they have some extra cash to spend and to underpay when finances are tight. A flexible mortgage also offers borrowers the chance to take payment holidays. Finally, with a flexible mortgage, borrowers can usually repay the mortgage early without any financial penalty. There are usually conditions attached to these flexible mortgage features. For example, some flexible mortgage lenders will not allow borrowers to overpay while enjoying a preferential interest rate. Others prohibit borrowers from overpaying near the end of the mortgage. It's worth reading the fine print to see which conditions might apply to your flexible mortgage? However remember underpayments and payment holidays could increase the mortgage term and/or the total amount payable
Here's an example of how a flexible offset mortgage works. Suppose you have savings of £20,000 and a mortgage of £100,000. With an offset flexible mortgage you would only pay interest on the debt of £80,000. You will not earn any interest on your savings, but you would generally pay less in mortgage interest than the interest you would achieve on your savings**. Current accounts and credit cards can also be part of an flexible offset mortgage. Over the course of time, with interest being charged daily, you could end up paying much less interest and could even pay off your flexible mortgage early - without penalty, of course.
In the column on the right of this page you will find many articles covering all aspects of Flexible mortgages. If after reading our articles you feel that an flexible mortgage could be of benefit to you just give an expert mortgage advisor a call on 0845 60 33 173. Not only are they experts on offset and flexible mortgages they also have the latest technology available allowing them to find the most suitable deal to meet your personal circumstances from a whole of the market panel of lenders.
This professional mortgage broker service on Offset and Flexible mortgages is completely FREE. Once you decide to go ahead with any mortgage that is sourced on your behalf you will be allocated a personal case manager who will work with the lender, your solicitor, the estate agents and keep you up to date with the progress of your mortgage application up until the day you pick up the keys to your new home or your remortgage is complete.
