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Remortgages & product transfers

Refreshing your mortgage to match your life today

If you already have a mortgage, reviewing it regularly can make a big difference. Many homeowners remain on their lender’s standard variable rate without realising they could save money.

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Remortgages & product transfers
Why it matters

When your current mortgage deal is coming to an end, it can be tempting to simply accept a product transfer or move onto your lender’s standard rate. However, taking the time to review your options properly can make a significant difference to your monthly payments and long-term costs.

 

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What is the difference between a remortgage and a product transfer?

  • Remortgage – switch to a new lender for a new deal
  • Product transfer – stay with your lender but move to a better product

Both can help you:

  • Lower monthly repayments
  • Avoid high variable rates
  • Release equity for other goals
  • Consolidate debts
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How we help

We will assess your current mortgage, compare alternatives, and recommend the right option for your circumstances.

Our team also manages the process – paperwork, lender communication, and timing – so your transition is smooth and as stress-free as possible.

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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

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When should you speak to a mortgage adviser?

The ideal time to speak to an adviser about remortgaging is 3–6 months before your current deal ends.

This allows time to:

  • Secure a new rate before reverting to a standard variable rate
  • Compare remortgage and product transfer options
  • Release equity if needed

Leaving it too late can reduce your options and increase costs.

Our mortgage advice process

Our remortgage process is designed to maximise savings and minimise disruption.

We:

  • Review your existing mortgage
  • Compare remortgage and product transfer options
  • Manage timings to avoid penalty charges
  • Handle paperwork and lender communication

This ensures a smooth transition to your new deal.

Client testimonials

The difference we make, told by the people we help every day

Mortgages

"I can’t recommend Michaela Norbury and The Penny Group team highly enough! She is absolutely amazing – always so bubbly, positive, and a real pleasure to speak with. She’s made what could have been a stressful process feel smooth and reassuring every step of the way."

LC, Jan 26

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"Greg’s been an amazing advisor from the get go, made everything feel simple and manageable during what is naturally quite a stressful time. We felt fully supported the entire time and he was also unbelievably efficient and fast!"

LS, Dec 25

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Mortgages

"Michaela has been fantastic. She was very helpful and very responsive. Took care in understanding our situation and needs, and delivered. Genuinely cannot recommend highly enough! "

TU, Dec 25

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Mortgages

"Gregory Lodge arranged my mortgage for my recent purchase - his hunger and desire to help & deliver is second to none ('The Postman' of the Mortgage world... always delivering!). He has continued to update me with the best rate on offer as the market / interest rates move. Thanks Gregory!"

SW, Dec 25

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Frequently asked questions

A remortgage means switching your mortgage to a new lender, while a product transfer keeps you with your current lender but moves you to a new deal.

The best time is usually 3 – 6 months before your current deal ends. This prevents you from moving onto a higher standard variable rate.

If you are able to switch to a lower interest rate, many homeowners reduce their monthly repayments and save money over the mortgage term.

Yes, many lenders allow you to release equity by borrowing more when you remortgage. This can be useful for home improvements, debt consolidation, or other major expenses.

Not always. Some lenders offer a “free legal package” for straightforward remortgages, while more complex cases may require a solicitor.

A credit check is usually carried out, but the impact is normally minimal if you manage repayments well.

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How mortgages fit into your wider financial plan

Remortgaging can support wider financial objectives.

It may help you:

  • Reduce monthly outgoings
  • Release equity for home improvements
  • Consolidate debts responsibly

We ensure remortgaging decisions align with your broader financial position.

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