Homeowners who fail to remortgage pay thousands extra in interest every year
Which? explains why it's important to switch mortgage deal at the end of your fixed-term, including the cost of failing to switch and the current best rates.
Should you remortgage to fund home improvements?
Which? analyses whether it's a good idea to refinance your mortgage to fund major home improvements, including advice on the best rates currently available.
Six remortgaging myths that could cost you thousands
Which? analyses new research showing homeowners who fail to remortgage at the end of their fixed-term pay more than £4,000 a year in additional interest.
11 mortgage predictions for first-time buyers, homeowners and buy-to-let landlords in 2021
Which? offers its predictions for what might happen in the mortgage market for first-time buyers, remortgagers, homemovers and buy-to-let landlords in 2021.
What’s happened to mortgage deals for home buyers and remortgagers since COVID-19?
Which? explains the mortgage options available to first-time buyers, home movers and remortgagers as rates rise for the third consecutive month.
Can you remortgage if you’ve been furloughed due to the coronavirus?
Which? explains the remortgaging options available to homeowners who are getting furlough pay, including which lenders require affordability tests.
Buy-to-let remortgaging deals withdrawn: what are the best rates still available?
Which? explains the best remortgaging rates available to buy-to-let landlords, amid a 40% drop in the number of deals available.
Base rate cut one month on: which mortgage lenders have reduced rates?
Which? assesses what's happened in the mortgage market since the base rate was first cut, including which banks have passed on the savings to customers.
Banks withdraw over 900 mortgages in a week: can you still get a good rate when remortgaging?
Which? offers advice to homeowners and first-time buyers, in light of banks withdrawing more than 900 mortgages since last week's base rate cut.
How to tackle your interest-only mortgage in 2020
Over 40,000 interest-only mortgages will end in 2020, but thousands don’t know how they’ll pay. Which? reveals the most popular options in this situation.