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How much you can borrow when you remortgage will depend on various factors, including:
- how much your home is worth
- how much you owe on your current mortgage
- how much you would like to borrow, and over how long
- income and outgoings of those named on the mortgage.
You can use the remortgage calculator to get an idea of how much you might be able to borrow.
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Several factors can determine how much it could cost to get a new remortgage deal. These include:
- early repayment charges
- legal fees
- valuations
- booking and arrangement fees
- product fees.
If you remortgage to Lloyds, we’ll cover your legal basic fees, the cost of valuation and won't charge booking or arrangement fees. We sometimes charge a product fee.
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Yes, if you’re remortgaging and switching your mortgage to a different lender then you’ll need a conveyancing solicitor. The solicitor will arrange the transfer from one lender to another.
Some lenders will arrange a solicitor for you, or you can find your own. If you remortgage with Lloyds, you can use our Remortgaging Switching Service:
- We won’t charge you for the standard valuation.
- We’ll pay for your basic legal work (other legal fees may apply).
- If you’re just taking out a new deal with your current lender, then you won’t need a solicitor.
Watch our video (3 minutes 49 seconds) on the remortgaging conveyancing process to learn more, including a checklist of what you’ll need to do.
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Remortgaging normally takes around 6 to 8 weeks. It can depend on how long it takes you, a potential new lender and a conveyancer to complete the various steps.
You may be able to speed up the process by having all your paperwork ready on time. If you need to, you can also try telling your conveyancer you’re in a hurry.
Learn more about how long it takes to remortgage.
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When you apply to remortgage with Lloyds, you’ll need to give us some details about you and anyone else named on the mortgage. We’ll need some personal details, such as:
- name, address, date of birth and contact details
- income
- outgoings and financial commitments
- dependents and people you care for.
We’ll also need:
- details about the property you want to mortgage, including when it was built
- your current lender and mortgage balance
- supporting documents that confirm these details.
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Think about what you want from your new mortgage. Are you trying to save money, or is it more important to you to pay the mortgage off more quickly? Be aware of any fees you may have to pay when you leave your current deal, such as early repayment charges.
Before applying to remortgage, it's also a good idea to see how much you might be able to borrow. Our mortgage experts are always happy to answer any questions and help you find suitable remortgage deals.
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Remortgaging is when you move your mortgage to a different lender. If you switch to a new deal with the same lender, this is called a Product Transfer.
Whether your existing lender allows you to take out a new deal will depend on various factors. These include how much you want to borrow, the term, your income and outgoings, and your credit history.
If you already have a Lloyds mortgage, you can learn more about switching to a new deal.
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You can normally remortgage at any point in your deal. Make sure you keep an eye out, as most lenders will have early exit fees depending on how long you have left. You’ll have to decide if paying the charge is worth it.
If you have less than 4 months on your current mortgage deal, you can usually secure a new deal ready for when it ends. This can be with your current lender or a different one.
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Our free basic legal work includes:
- checking information from the Land Registry relating to the property
- contacting existing lenders to confirm outstanding balances
- requesting funds upon completion
- updating mortgage details at the Land Registry.
You may need to pay additional legal fees in some cases, such as:
- transfer of remaining funds upon completion
- adding a new customer name or removing an existing customer name from the property register (Transfer of Equity)
- extending a lease
- shared equity or shared ownership work
- resolving name and address discrepancies
- copy documentation requirements.
Our conveyancers will let you know if any additional legal fees apply.
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