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Overpaying on your mortgage?
Save an average of £344 a month with the UK's No. 1 free online mortgage broker
Remortgage calculator
Check a recent mortgage statement to find out your outstanding mortgage amount and term.
What's your situation?
You could save up to
per year on your mortgage
This is based on a new 2-year fixed rate mortgage with an interest rate of 1.15%.
Your savings will vary depending on your circumstances. See below for how we calculate your potential savings.
You may have to pay an early repayment charge if you remortgage.
Your home could be repossessed if you don't keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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Skip the paperwork. Provide your details online in just 15 minutes.
Talk with an adviser
Your dedicated mortgage adviser will guide you through your remortgage options.
Apply with confidence
With your go-ahead, we’ll submit your application to the lender.
You may have to pay an early repayment charge to your existing lender if you remortgage.
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Benefits of using Trussle
No broker fees
Unlike many brokers, our service is completely free.
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With 12,000 deals between them, we’re more likely to find you a great remortgage deal.
Mortgage monitoring
We’ll alert you when it’s time to switch to a new deal, so you never overpay.
More information about our remortgage calculator
Our example interest rates are based on market leading rates for repayment mortgages in these LTV bands: 0 to 69%, 70 to 79%, 80 to 89% and 90%+. The rates were last updated on 8 June 2020.
For more info about how we calculate your potential remortgage savings check our marketing claims page.
These example rates do not take into account your personal situation. To find out what you could save, talk to a mortgage broker like Trussle.
Sources
£344 savings figure from customers remortgaging with Trussle.
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