Kent Reliance Remortgage

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Kent Reliance remortgage offers provide a huge variety of products for homeowners nationwide. All tracker, capped, discounted and fixed-term packages let you borrow up to 95% Loan To Value, and dedicated mortgages are available for self-cert and self-build remortgages. Valuation fees are also refunded on completion.

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Kent Reliance is the only building society based in Kent, and one of the UK’s fastest-growing mortgage, savings and investment providers. It was established more than 150 years ago, and has since incorporated the Kent and Canterbury, Chatham Reliance, Dover District and Herne Bay societies. In 2006, Kent Reliance Building Society recorded total assets of £1.6 billion, with mortgage assets comprising £1.3 billion.

In 2011, Kent Reliance Building Society became part of OneSavings Bank plc, but retains its original brand and continues to offer a wide selection of mortgage deals.

The latest Kent Reliance remortgage deals could help you to:

• Make savings on your monthly repayments with a reduced rate of interest
• Split your loan type by taking some of your mortgage as fixed-rate and some as tracker
• Maintain a positive cash flow during a building project, with cash released at the beginning of each stage
• Switch to another deal at any time once the mortgage is set up

What is a remortgage?

A remortgage is when you replace your existing mortgage with a new one. There are many reasons for remortgaging, but the majority fall into one of the two following categories:

• Remortgaging to save money – If you have a fixed rate mortgage deal, your interest rate will usually switch to the lender’s Standard variable Rate (SVR) which is likely to be higher and will probably mean that you have to pay more each month. By switching to a better deal with a different mortgage provider, remortgaging could potentially allow you to benefit from lower interest rates and lower monthly mortgage repayments.
• Remortgaging to raise money – Remortgaging can allow you to release some of the equity in your home. This could be useful if you wanted to carry out repairs to the property, add an extension, help your child with their own mortgage deposit, or consolidate other existing debts.