STUCK IN A FIXED RATE MORTGAGE TERM WITH A REDEMPTION PENALTY?

Many people would like to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday but stuck in a fixed rate mortgage term. There are options for you.

We have had a few clients that are in a fixed rate mortgage term with a redemption penalty, contact us to see if there are options for them to move home. There are!

Contact us on 01932 232927 or sales@newboulds.com and our mortgage adviser, Christopher Clarke, can advise you, based on your circumstances.

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