Remortgaging

The right deal changes. Make sure your mortgage changes with it.

Loyalty is expensive

When a fixed deal ends, lenders quietly move you onto their standard variable rate, often the most expensive borrowing on their books. Doing nothing is a decision, and it usually costs.

Remortgaging is also a moment of opportunity: restructuring the term, raising capital for improvements or investment, or consolidating borrowing, done properly with advice that looks at the whole picture.

How ERG helps

Timed properly:
We track your deal’s end date and start the search months ahead, so a new rate is secured before the variable rate ever bites.
The whole market, not your bank’s shelf:
Your existing lender will offer you something; we check it against 170+ lenders, including the option of a product transfer when staying put genuinely is the best move.
Capital raising, structured well:
Home improvements, a second property, supporting family, if you’re releasing equity, we structure it so the borrowing fits the purpose and the repayment plan.
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Who we help

Remortgage cases we handle every week:

  • Fixed-rate deals ending in the next six months
  • Homeowners stuck on a standard variable rate
  • Capital raising for renovations or onward investment
  • Restructuring after a change in income or circumstances
  • Borrowers whose situation no longer fits their original lender

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Around six months before your current deal ends. Many lenders let you secure a rate well in advance, which protects you if rates rise, and we can usually still switch if a better option appears before completion.

  • Sometimes, yes, a product transfer can be quick and avoids new affordability checks. The honest answer needs both options on the table, which is exactly what whole-of-market advice gives you.

  • Often, yes. New self-employment, parental leave, a career change, different lenders read these very differently, and our job is to place your case with the one that reads it best.

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