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Coventry Building Society mortgage rates will vary depending on the type of mortgage you get. The following deals are based on securing a mortgage of £181,600 on a £227,000 property (that's 80% loan-to-value) over a 25 year term.
Lowest 2 year fixed rate
1.74%
Initial rate
3.90%
Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APRC)
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Based on securing a mortgage of £181,600 over a 25 year term. Reverts to SVR after initial 25 month period, costing £963.41 per month for 275 months. Total amount payable is £284,641.25 including interest and fees. True cost based on a 24 month period. This deal was last updated on 1st March 2019.
Lowest 5 year fixed rate
2.04%
Initial rate
3.50%
Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APRC)
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Based on securing a mortgage of £181,600 over a 25 year term. Reverts to SVR after initial 61 month period, costing £941.49 per month for 239 months. Total amount payable is £273,214.97 including interest and fees. True cost based on a 60 month period. This deal was last updated on 1st March 2019.
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What is a remortgage?
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Remortgaging means swapping your current mortgage for another one. You can remortgage with your current lender (a ‘product transfer’) or move to a different one. Either way, your new lender will pay off your old mortgage. And you’ll start repaying the new one.
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How does remortgaging work?
How does remortgaging work?
Save money Lenders tend to offer a low interest rate for a limited period (usually two to five years) on new mortgages. But once this ends, you’ll move to their Standard Variable Rate (SVR). This is the most common reason to remortgage.
Raise capital (take money out of your home) There’s value in your home, and your mortgage represents the percentage of the value you don’t already own. By releasing equity, you could increase the size of your loan and take out some of the value in your home as cash.
There are many reasons you may want to remortgage, including: - build an extension - home improvements (eg. a new kitchen) - put towards a major purchase (eg. a car) - fund an unexpected expense (eg. an operation)
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What is a remortgage?
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Remortgaging means swapping your current mortgage for another one. You can remortgage with your current lender (a ‘product transfer’) or move to a different one. Either way, your new lender will pay off your old mortgage. And you’ll start repaying the new one.
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How does remortgaging work?
How does remortgaging work?
Save money Lenders tend to offer a low interest rate for a limited period (usually two to five years) on new mortgages. But once this ends, you’ll move to their Standard Variable Rate (SVR). This is the most common reason to remortgage.
Raise capital (take money out of your home) There’s value in your home, and your mortgage represents the percentage of the value you don’t already own. By releasing equity, you could increase the size of your loan and take out some of the value in your home as cash.
There are many reasons you may want to remortgage, including: - build an extension - home improvements (eg. a new kitchen) - put towards a major purchase (eg. a car) - fund an unexpected expense (eg. an operation)
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