Remortgaging
There are lots of reasons why remortgaging – replacing your existing mortgage with a new one on the same property – can make financial sense. Perhaps you’re looking to secure a better rate of interest, release equity from the value of your home, change the length of your loan, or consolidate other debts into one single mortgage repayment.
If your mortgage deal is coming to an end, or you’re stuck on your lender’s standard variable rate, at Grange Mortgages, we can help you find out if there are better options out there. We’ll guide you through the application process and find a better mortgage deal on terms that suit you.
Why go with Grange to remortgage?
Fee-free mortgage consultation
We’ll discuss your remortgage plans, your existing financial circumstances, and answer any questions you have about completing your remortgage application. There’s no fee for this consultation or any advice we provide, and we’re available seven days a week with virtual and phone appointments to fit your work schedule.
Tailored advice to suit you
Everyone’s financial circumstances are unique. Our expert brokers will guide you through all the mortgage options available to you before recommending the mortgage that best suits your financial situation and goals.
Access to the whole mortgage market
Being independent means we search the entire marketplace. Thanks to our strong relationships with lenders, we can access exclusive deals that are unavailable on the high street. This means more remortgage options and better rates for you.
Dedicated mortgage support team
Alongside your mortgage consultant, you’ll have a case manager who ensures the process moves quickly and efficiently. From completing paperwork to communicating with lenders, we’ll manage your remortgage application from start to finish, keeping you updated and ensuring everything progresses smoothly.
More than mortgages
Need help with insurance or protection? We offer everything under one roof, making the process simple and convenient.
A mortgage is a loan secured against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debt secured on it.