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Alert. Unlike other major providers, Now's cost DOESN'T include future price hikes. Now says its prices are variable, so it doesn't publish pounds and pence price hikes in its contract. Yet it's ...

Compare the difference in monthly payment and total costs of two different mortgage products. This calculator assumes that interest rates don't change during the term and that you add the fees to the ...

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Before overpaying your mortgage, check your lender allows you to do this penalty-free, and if there are any limits on how much you can overpay by. If you're on your lender's standard variable rate, ...

An offset mortgage is where you have savings and a mortgage with the same lender and your cash savings are used to reduce - or 'offset' - the amount of mortgage interest you're charged. Instead of a ...

A LISA lets you save up to £4,000 every tax year towards a first home or your retirement. You get a 25% bonus each tax year on up to £4,000 You must be aged 18 or over but under 40 Your interest (or ...

A fixed-rate mortgage gives you a special interest rate for a fixed period time, meaning your monthly repayments will stay the same until the fix ends. This calculator compares two fixed-rate deals.