Looking at switching mortgage with Lloyds (deal coming to an end with them).
On their switching mortgage page, they have three deals that seem to have identical terms - same LTV ratio, same length, same early repayment charges, all at no product fee. Yet one is 2.19%, one 2.24%, one 2.34%.
Why? Why would you opt for a mortgage at 2.34% over one at 2.19% with all other variables identical? What am I missing?
Here's the page. http://www.lloydsbank.com/mortgages/compare.asp
Drop down: *switching deals *fixed rate *repayment *2 years
Then click find mortgages. The top three look identical apart from you can choose between a better rate or a worse one.
Here's the page. http://www.lloydsbank.com/mortgages/compare.aspDrop down:*switching deals*fixed rate*repayment*2 yearsThen click find mortgages. The top three look identical apart from you can choose between a better rate or a worse one.
This isn't actual help, but have to agree with Roger that is strange of Lloyds to put up those identical offers.
I thought maybe the lowest rate was online only, but no, apart from the rates they are as identical as the minstrels in an ahem bag of minstrels.
I notice when you try a few made-up numbers in for what you want to borrow, provided LTV is
This isn't actual help, but have to agree with Roger that is strange of Lloyds to put up those identical offers.I thought maybe the lowest rate was online only, but no, apart from the rates they are as identical as the minstrels in an ahem bag of min