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A remortgage is a great way of saving money, as it is likely to lower your mortgage interest rates. A mortgage is also one of cheapest forms of loans around, so if you're looking to raise finance, it makes sense to remortgage your home.
Releasing equity is a good way of raising additional finance. If your home has positive equity - its market value is greater than outstanding mortgage - you can increase size of your mortgage.
A remortgage may allow homeowner to repay other debts such as credit cards, personal loans or it may be a way of paying for home improvements such as a new extention, conservatory or loft conversion.
When choosing a new lender for your remortgage, make sure to find out whether lender offers free valuation, set up fees or that they pay for legal fees.
A remortgage should be considered for a variety of reasons:
low interest rates - a remortgage can allow you to gain a better rate of interest and reduce your monthly mortgage repayments.
debt consolidation - a remortgage can allow home owners to consolidate their existing debt into one manageable monthly payment.
raise finance - a remortgage allows home owners to raise finance. As its interest rates are among lowest of all loan types, a remortgage is an ideal solution to finance issues.
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John Mussi is the founder of Direct Online Loans who help UK homeowners find the best available loans via the www.directonlineloans.co.uk website.