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Types of Mortgages

Variable

Interest rates set by lenders rise and fall throughout the term of the mortgage. Your mortgage payments will fluctuate.

Discounted

Some lenders offer a discount on their standard variable rates as an incentive for their new borrowers. The discounts are usually for a short period after which time the standard variable rate is applied. With a discount mortgage your monthly payments can rise or fall.

Base Rate Tracker

The Bank of England sets its base rate each month independently of mortgage lenders. The interest charged on a tracker mortgage is linked directly to, and will rise and fall in line with, the Bank of England base rate. This type of mortgage may also be offered with a limited period discount or other incentive.

Fixed

For a limited period, the interest rate applied to these mortgages is fixed regardless of the variable rates. This gives stability of payment and is clearly a benefit during times of rising interest rates, but could be a disadvantage if interest rates were to fall.

Capped

Capped mortgages set to a maximum limit on the interest rate charged. Payments and rates may rise or fall, but will not exceed this maximum limit. The maximum limit will usually last for a limited period only.

Cashback

On completion of the purchase a sum of money is paid to the purchaser if a cashback is applicable.

Offset

In bringing together your Current & Savings accounts we can use the money you have in credit to off-set against your mortgage debt. By making the same money work harder this can produce amazing savings.