Bad Credit Loan Remortgage


A remortgage is an agreement with a new lender, where you either commit to borrowing enough to pay off your existing mortgage and move your debt to the new lender, or you would like to borrow against equity in a property that you already own. If you have had problems with debt or you have missed loan repayments, you may have a poor credit rating and will therefore only be eligible for a bad credit loan remortgage. Lenders calculate interest rates on loans mainly according to how risky they think it would be to loan money to you, so if you take out a bad credit loan remortgage, your interest payments will be higher.

If you have a poor credit history, it is a frustrating time to look to the high-street lenders for a bad credit loan remortgage, because lending criteria are now much tighter than they were before the downturn. If you have a large amount of equity in your property, or you are able to use savings to lower your ‘loan-to-value’ (LTV) or the amount you wish to borrow against the value of your property, then you may still find that a mainstream lender can offer you a competitive rate on a bad credit loan remortgage. Otherwise, you might be better turning to a bad credit loan remortgage specialist, as these providers have plenty of experience in dealing with clients who have previously been in debt, and may therefore be more understanding. If you would like to speak to a qualified advisor about bad credit loan remortgage quotes, please fill out the short form and we will ask an advisor to get in touch with you shortly.

Things to consider with a Bad Credit Loan Remortgage


  • If you have a bad credit history, the interest rates on your repayment will be higher.  Make sure that if you commit to a bad credit loan remortgage you will be able to meet the repayments, otherwise you could be at risk of losing your house.  If you are remortgaging to raise cash, talk to an experienced financial advisor before committing to a deal in case any alternatives are available to you.
  • If you are currently in a fixed rate deal with your existing lender, you may be charged a fee for moving to a new lender.  This would cancel out any savings that you would make by taking on a bad credit loan remortgage at a better rate of interest.  Make sure you consider the pros and cons of switching whilst in a fixed rate remortgage, as it may end up costing you more.
  • Overwhelmed by all the bad credit loan remortgage options in the market?  Rather than attempting to compare interest rates, look at the APR (annual percentage rate of change) for a realistic comparison rate.  This factors in all the additional fees and charges, so it is much easier to work out the best deal over the entire term of the bad credit loan remortgage.

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