This is a full 30-page printed and PDF guide on how to get the very best MoneySaving remortgage deal possible. As with everything else on MoneySavingExpert.com it's completely free and available to all.
Who's it for?
This remortgage guide is for anyone who already has a mortgage deal and either wants to try to cut its cost, move house, consolidate debts or change the deal in any way. If you're a first-time buyer, want a buy to let mortgage, or have a poor credit history, instead see the MoneySavingExpert.com Mortgage Guide (those remortgaging with a poor history should read the two guides in conjunction).
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There's only a limited supply of the printed copies so please download the PDF version if you're able to.
Why remortgage?
The simple reason is because it will save you an absolute fortune. Cutting 1% off a £100,000 mortgage will cut your costs by around £80 a month. Remortgaging is the biggest single money-saving activity possible, the financial equivalent of liposuction. Take the plunge and the pounds will slip off straight away.
The reason for a printed guide is because remortgaging is just too large a subject for an online version. It's something you need to sit down, read through and take some time over. After all a mortgage is likely to be your biggest single expense and therefore getting the remortgage right is the biggest single MoneySaver.
Does the credit crunch change any of the advice?
The guide was printed before the Credit Crunch , all the information in it holds true though. The main difference is that where once mortgage companies were fighting for business; now many don’t want it. It’s tougher to get a new mortgage deal and tougher still to get a very cheap one. This makes it even more important that you follow through the guide to understand how mortgage deals work before trying to find the right one for you.
How come it's free?
The guide is sponsored by fees-free mortgage broker London & Country, but don't worry, they've had nothing to do with the content, that purely depends on my view of the best way to save money while remortgaging. The guide is written with complete editorial independence and purely focused on finding you the best deal. This was something I made sure was in the contract with them.
Having said that L&C isn't stupid. I've been independently recommending it for the last three years (see my Mortgages: Sneakily get the best mortgage broker article) so it had a pretty good idea it wouldn't come out too badly.
The reason it sponsors the guide is it gets a one time chance to include its own letter promoting its service when they mail out the guide. And just to assure you, you won't be sent any follow-up advertising or marketing or any of that malarkey.
In the trade this is known as a payment for ‘lead generation' and in this case that means they pay for the publishing, printing, posting and a small fee to help this site. See more about this site's ethical financial stance.
Will there be more guides?
There already are. There's a Child Trust Fund Guide and there's a Mortgage Guide.
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