If you’ve used a mortgage to purchase property, switching your mortgage to a new lender – called a “remortgage” – is likely to be a task you’ll do several times.

Often mortgage deals will last for a fixed period. So, over a full mortgage term that may span decades, you may want to remortgage and secure a new deal many times. This could help you access a more competitive interest rate and find a deal that’s right for your
circumstances.

Find out why remortgaging is important and what you need to consider in our latest guide ‘Remortgaging: The essential steps you should take when your mortgage deal ends’

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