The above was the headline of an article featured in the Financial Times on 2nd June 2007 and refers to the one million homeowners who fixed their mortgage rate 2 – 3 years ago and depending on the original fixed rate could face the prospect of repayments increasing by almost a third as their fixed rate ends in the next 12 months.
Rather than the possibility of being one of those presented with the prospect of an uncompetitive continuation rate, or worse still, reverting to the lenders Standard Variable Rate at the end of the fixed period, call us and allow us to ensure this will not happen by reviewing your current situation and where applicable providing a new quotation.
We have access to hundreds of schemes, some of which are exclusive to IFAs and some even cover legal and valuation costs.
Don’t delay until it may be too late, call us now on 020 8455 8555 or email us at enquiries@signetfinancialservices.co.uk – to ask for our initial advice will only cost the price of a phone call and it could provide you with the possibility of saving a substantial amount of money each month.
The Financial Services Authority does not regulate finance and some aspects of buy to let arrangements and commercial mortgages.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. There may be a fee for mortgage advice, the precise amount will depend on your circumstances but we estimate it will be approximately £250
