Compare like-for-like repayments
We’ll compare the same balance and remaining term. Extending a loan can reduce the payment but increase the total cost.
Let’s work out whether a change makes sense after costs. A new rate or lower payment alone does not guarantee savings.
Calculate a mortgage switch
We’ll compare the same balance and remaining term. Extending a loan can reduce the payment but increase the total cost.
The calculation includes one-off expenses and services tied to the new offer. We’ll check early repayment terms, including when the fixed-rate period is renewed.
We’ll compare the new offer with staying at your current bank. We’ll consider costs, any planned sale and the new approval process. Keeping your current mortgage may also be the outcome.
A model of an amortising loan with the same interest rate throughout. It is not a bank offer or an approval assessment, and excludes fees and insurance.
The interest rate and payment may change when the fixed-rate period ends. For refinancing, add one-off costs and compare the same remaining term.
I’ll call you and also send the specific options by email.

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No. First, request the terms for staying and compare them with the available alternatives. Moving the loan is not automatically better value.
That is a valid goal too. We’ll still show whether changing the term increases the total cost and how it affects your budget.
The new bank has its own terms and assesses the application. Neither the comparison result nor your payment history guarantees approval.
Information source: NBS – How to change a loan. This is a general explanation; we’ll discuss the specific terms during a consultation.