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Initial rate: 4.21%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £809.25 per month
Product fee: £0
Overall cost for comparison: 6.6% APRC
Santander logo 4.21% 2 year fixed 6.6% APRC £0 £809.25 per month get quotes Broker Only Deal
Initial rate: 4.22%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £810.09 per month
Product fee: £999
Overall cost for comparison: 7.1% APRC
Nationwide Building Society logo 4.22% 2 year fixed 7.1% APRC £999 £810.09 per month get quotes Broker Only Deal
Initial rate: 4.22%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £810.09 per month
Product fee: £899
Overall cost for comparison: 6.4% APRC
Barclays 4.22% 2 year fixed 6.4% APRC £899 £810.09 per month get quotes Broker Only Deal
Initial rate: 4.23%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £810.93 per month
Product fee: £899
Overall cost for comparison: 6.4% APRC
Barclays 4.23% 2 year fixed 6.4% APRC £899 £810.93 per month get quotes Broker Only Deal
Initial rate: 4.23%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £810.93 per month
Product fee: £999
Overall cost for comparison: 6.7% APRC
HSBC logo 4.23% 2 year fixed 6.7% APRC £999 £750 cashback £810.93 per month get quotes Broker Only Deal
Initial rate: 4.23%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £810.93 per month
Product fee: £999
Overall cost for comparison: 6.7% APRC
HSBC logo 4.23% 2 year fixed 6.7% APRC £999 £810.93 per month get quotes Broker Only Deal
Initial rate: 4.23%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £810.93 per month
Product fee: £999
Overall cost for comparison: 7.7% APRC
Halifax 4.23% 2 year fixed 7.7% APRC £999 £250 cashback £810.93 per month get quotes
Initial rate: 4.23%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £810.93 per month
Product fee: £999
Overall cost for comparison: 7.7% APRC
Halifax 4.23% 2 year fixed 7.7% APRC £999 £250 cashback £810.93 per month get quotes Broker Only Deal
Initial rate: 4.25%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £812.61 per month
Product fee: £999
Overall cost for comparison: 7.7% APRC
Lloyds Bank 4.25% 2 year fixed 7.7% APRC £999 £250 cashback £812.61 per month get quotes
Initial rate: 4.27%
Rate type: 2 year fixed
Monthly cost: £814.29 per month
Product fee: £999
Overall cost for comparison: 7.1% APRC
Nationwide Building Society logo 4.27% 2 year fixed 7.1% APRC £999 £814.29 per month get quotes Broker Only Deal
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Representative Example:

A repayment mortgage of £120,000 payable over 28 years and 1 month initially on a fixed rate for 2 years at 1.99% and then on the lender current variable rate of 3.69% (variable) for the remaining 26 years and 1 month would require 24 monthly payments of £465.20 and 312 monthly payments of £565.39 and one final payment of £565.19.

 

The total amount payable would be £189,357.67 made up of the loan amount plus interest (£68,161.67), booking fee (£999), completion fee (£30) and valuation fee (£197).

 

In this example the overall cost for comparison is 3.7% APRC representative.

 

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HSBC Fixed Rate Mortgage

Our Mortgage Service - Why choose us?

Special features of what we offer include:

  • Get the best fixed rate mortgage deals in the UK including HSBC

  • Whole of market service - we work with most UK lenders (Including HSBC)

  • Access to leading market mortgage rates

  • Access to exclusive loan deals not available on high street

  • Fast turnaround - speak to us today if you need to move quickly

  • We have lenders who will take into account previous defaults and missed payments 

  • Looking to raise additional finance on top of your existing mortgage or buy to let mortgage? - we have access to a range of finance solutions

To investigate your fixed rate mortgage options call our mortgage team on 0117 313 7780 or fill in our call back form.

The essence of the Fair Mortgages service is professional independent mortgage and protection advice brought to you by a team of specialist advisers and experienced administration support.

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"We know that the internet is the first port of call for many people when looking for mortgage solutions; our view is, yes use the internet to do your own research , but then bring it to us and we’ll let you know how your findings compare and then give you the information and advice you need - so that you can make the right decision for your future.” Adam Arnott, Head of Mortgages & Protection

HSBC Fixed Rate Mortgage

What is a Fixed Rate Mortgage?

A fixed rate mortgage is a loan that has an interest rate that is fixed for an initial term. This means that during the fixed rate period your mortgage repayments will remain the same, regardless of fluctuating variable rates or the Bank of England’s base rate. Some of the main reasons prospective home buyers look to take out fixed rate mortgages over a tracker deal is because:It’s easier to budget- You know exactly what you’re paying with a fixed rate mortgage which makes it easier to budget and forecast your expenditure.Potential for savings – As the interest rates do not fluctuate on a fixed rate mortgage, you have the opportunity to save on your repayments if the SVR increases.

Short term commitment - If you are unhappy with a 2 year fixed rate mortgage you can change to different mortgage deal after the fixed rate has elapsed (bear in mind that exit fees or early repayment charges may apply in these circumstances) .

Why choose a fixed rate HSBC Mortgage?

HSBC currently offer a range of competitive fixed rate mortgage deals. You can pick up a fixed rate mortgage over 2, 3 or 5 year periods. At the end of the fixed rate period you will then revert to the HSBC variable rate unless you successfully apply for another fixed rate or tracker mortgage.

What are the payment choices on a HSBC fixed rate mortgage?

HSBC currently offer customers two methods of repaying their mortgage, and their availability is likely to vary depending on your personal circumstances.

1. Capital Repayment

With a capital repayment plan, your monthly payment covers the interest charged on your mortgage and it also reduces the outstanding balance each month with the term selected. This repayment plan ensures that your mortgage is fully paid off by the end of the mortgage period.

2. Interest Only

With an interest only mortgage, your monthly payment covers only the interest on your loan, enabling you to invest to pay off your mortgage at the end of the mortgage term or freeing up cash to spend elsewhere. By repaying only the interest on your mortgage, your monthly repayments are lower than with an equivalent capital repayment mortgage.

About HSBC

HSBC started as the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation in 1865. In 1990, HSBC moved its headquarters from Hong Kong to London, where HSBC became an official UK institution.Today, HSBC is the world's largest banking group, providing banking services to customers across the globe, with a presence in hundreds of countries worldwide. HSBC now offers a broad spectrum of mortgage deals to suit the needs of many different borrowers.If you’re thinking about taking out a fixed rate mortgage with HSBC, why not use our fixed rate mortgage calculator to compare their deals with a range of other competitive deals.Additionally, if you would like to find out more about what a HSBC fixed rate mortgage can offer you or how to switch; you can call on of our expert current account advisers on 0117 313 7780 for a free initial consultation.

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