09/09/2026
Full-time doesn't come with a whistle in the mortgage world; it just creeps up on you. ⚽
One minute you're settled on your rate, the next your deal's ending and you're back in the transfer window.
Sitting tight and hoping for extra time isn't a strategy.
Your current lender had a good run, but they're not the only team in the league.
Your circumstances might have changed since kick off, and so might your property's value.
Other lenders could be offering some enticing rates and criteria, and the cheapest one on paper isn't always the winning move once the other fees come into play.
Reviewing early means you're picking your team with time to think, not scrambling before the clock runs out!
Most people think they can only start searching for a new deal 3 months before their rate ends, but we actually recommend starting 6 months early.
Get ahead of your next rate instead of reacting to it.
Fancy a pre-match chat? Speak to us before the whistle blows. 📲
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
You may have to pay an early repayment charge to your existing lender if you remortgage