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    Ten Year Fixed Rate

    Looking for a reliable repayment plan in a world of fluctuating interest rates? A fixed rate mortgage can fix the amount of interest you pay.

    But with such security comes a commitment, and with such a long fix you may find it difficult to move home or remortgage until it’s run it’s course. Is a ten year fix for you?

    What is a Fixed-Rate Mortgage?

    A ten year fixed-rate is an unusual and lengthy mortgage product. With this you are locked into your mortgage for ten years, and during that period your interest rate will remain the same.

    This means you’ll know exactly what you’ll repay for a decade. But, it’s difficult to move home during that period or remortgage without having to pay hefty exit penalties.

    Is a Ten Year Fixed-Rate Right for Me?

    If you want to know exactly what you’ll pay for a decade, and are confident you aren’t going to move house then a ten-year fix could be right for you. They offer peace of mind for anyone worried about fluctuating interest rates.

    But they are risky. Ten years is a long time to be tied into a mortgage deal, plenty could happen during that period that may lead to you wanting to remortgage. Also, you won’t benefit from being able to remortgage to a better rate as you repay your mortgage and owe less.

    Think long and hard before locking yourself into a mortgage deal for this length of time.

    The Pros and Cons of Fixing

    Pros

    • Security. No matter what interest rates do over the next ten years your monthly repayments won’t be affected.
    • Forward planning. Budgeting for your future will be a lot easier if you know exactly what your mortgage is going to cost you over the next decade.
    • Save on fees. By not remortgaging for 10 years you will save hundreds, and possibly thousands of pounds in administration fees.
    • Pay less. If interest rates rise, you could end up making big savings compared to people with variable rate, or shorter fixed-rate, deals.

    Cons

    • Expensive. A ten year fix will tend to have a higher interest rate than other deals on the market, as you’ pay a premium for the lengthy locked-in rate.
    • No chance of falling payments. If interest rates fall over the next decade you won’t see any benefit.
    • Locked in. If your circumstances change over the next decade you may have to pay hefty fees to get out of your mortgage deal.

    Think carefully before securing any debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your homeowner loan or mortgage.

    After comparing mortgages, customers are referred to our broker partner, London & Country (L&C). They will never charge a fee for their services. But, the lender you choose may charge a fee if you continue your mortgage application through L&C. Always read the terms.

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