Is Your Fixed-Rate Mortgage Ending Soon in Birmingham or the Midlands?
If your fixed-rate mortgage is coming to an end, you could soon be paying more than you need to—especially if you leave it too late to review your options. If your deal ends within the next 3 to 6 months, now is the ideal time to start planning your next move. What Happens When a Fixed-Rate Mortgage Ends? When your fixed rate finishes, most lenders automatically move you onto their Standard Variable Rate (SVR). SVRs are typically much higher than fixed or tracker rates and offer no protection from future interest rate rises. This often results in: Simply sticking with the status quo is often the most expensive option for homeowners across the Midlands. Your Mortgage Options Explained Simply If your fixed rate is ending, you generally have three main paths to take: 1. Remortgaging This involves switching to a new deal with a different bank, building society, or specialist lender. For many homeowners in Birmingham and the Midlands, shopping the whole market provides the best long-term value. 2. Product Transfer This means staying with your existing lender but switching to a new deal they offer. While often quicker, it limits you strictly to your current lender’s rates, which may not be the most competitive. 3. Securing a Rate Early Many lenders allow you to secure a new mortgage rate up to 6 months in advance. This protects you from potential rate increases while you wait for your current deal to expire. My Approach: I work with banks, building societies, and specialist lenders to find the right solution for your specific needs—not just the easiest one. Why Review Your Mortgage Early? Reviewing your mortgage early allows homeowners in Birmingham, Solihull, Charnwood, and across the UK to: Who Is This Advice For? I provide tailored mortgage advice for a wide range of clients, including: Speak to a Local, Experienced Mortgage Adviser Whether you are based in Moseley, Kings Heath, Solihull, or Charnwood, I offer personalized mortgage advice either face-to-face or remotely. A mortgage review costs you nothing, but delaying could cost you thousands over the life of your loan. Ready to check your options? Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
