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What is a fixed mortgage?
With a fixed rate your lender agrees to set your interest at an agreed level for a period of 1-5 years. After this period your mortgage will revert to the lender’s SVR (standard variable rate). Although interest may initially be higher with this type of deal than with a standard mortgage, if the base rate rises your payments will remain the same.
Using the fixed rate mortgage calculator
Our fixed rate mortgage calculator is designed to give you a good idea of how much you can afford to borrow. This type of deal is not the right choice for everyone. It’s worth considering the following pros and cons:
If interest rates rise, your payments stay the same
However - if interest falls, you won’t see the benefit
A very popular deal with first time buyers, offering stability and easy control of your finances. For the same reason this makes it a good choice for young families and people with irregular incomes
If you expect there to be changes in your financial circumstances in the near future, a fixed rate is usually the best option
When your fixed term ends, your payments may rise as you switch to the normal variable rate.
Use our fixed rate mortgage calculator
For more information and advice call us on 0845 603 1525 for a free consultation and an instant decision. You may also want to view other types of deal available, including discounted, tracker, flexible, capped, offset, current account and cashback mortgages.
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