It might feel like a daunting task but changing mortgage providers can save you money, according to RSVP's resident money mindset coach Kel Galavan - she explains the process and how much you can save
Is there any money to be saved by switching mortgage providers? This is a question I often get asked in this era of rising prices.
The process Switching can seem like a daunting task, particularly when it comes to something as important as your mortgage. That, along with the notorious paperwork, is enough to put most of us off making the move. There are also additional costs, such as: Some banks are also giving more flexible over-payment options to fixed-rate mortgages, fee-free banking, online access, and possible payment breaks.
If you are still on a fixed rate, you won’t be able to switch unless you pay breakage fees to switch. Depending on the lender, it can be relatively high, often in the many thousands, so it is worth researching.
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