There are two types of flexible mortgages offered by HSBC. These are tracker mortgages and offset mortgages. HSBC tracker mortgages have interest charged daily and there are no tie-ins or early repayment charges. Borrowers who have HSBC tracker mortgages can make unlimited regular or lump sum overpayments without charge.
There are two types of flexible mortgages offered by HSBC. These are tracker mortgages and offset mortgages. HSBC tracker mortgages have interest charged daily and there are no tie-ins or early repayment charges. Borrowers who have HSBC tracker mortgages can make unlimited regular or lump sum overpayments without charge.
There are six different HSBC tracker mortgages, all with different approaches to fees. Unfortunately HSBC do not publish us with their current rates, deals or charges so we cannot make easy and quick comparisons for you.
So the process to ensure that you are getting the best deal is a bit more tiresome then comparing the majority of the other mainstream and high street lenders that specialise in the offset mortgage market place.
HSBC offset mortgages allow overpayment. Those whose borrowings are less than 80 per cent of the property value can also underpay. Most First Direct savings and current accounts can be linked to the HSBC offset mortgages. Borrowers can also have an offset loan at the same rate to consolidate their debts*. However underpayments and payment holidays could increase the mortgage term and/or the total amount payable.
However, please note that The Offset Mortgage Centre cannot advise on or arrange mortgages from HSBC.
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