Switch your BM Solutions Mortgage and save thousands

Switch your BM Solutions Mortgage and save thousands

13:08 PM, 16th May 2014, About 11 years ago 12

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Do you have a mortgage with BM Solutions?

You could save thousands right now by a zero hassle switch to one of their cheaper products. We have saved clients up to £5,000* over 2 years in interest otherwise paid. In just a few minutes, you could be set up to start saving immediately.

You could save thousands if…

BM Mortgages

  • You applied for your mortgage with BMS after October 2009
  • And still own the property (clearly)
  • And you are going to keep the property for at least another two years

How does it work?

Potentially, we can save you money simply by switching your existing product to another one with BMS. We have saved people up to £5,000 over 2 years – real savings on interest otherwise paid. And it would cost you nothing to switch.

Free index valuation

Savings

How do I apply?

The first step is to let us get your index valuation that BMS hold on file for your property. Essentially, this is the current estimated valuation of your property according to BMS and is the figure we can calculate the savings may be possible.It is FREE for us to get this figure for you, takes about 2 minutes and we only need very basic details. Once we have this figure we are in a position to give you a definitive sum of how much you could save. We can’t guarantee savings but can guarantee it won’t cost you anything to find out. However, from our current research a large majority of people who fit the criteria above will be eligible for savings.We will send you an email outlining the new product in detail so there is nothing hidden with a breakdown of what saving you would make. This is one of the best bits. Once you are happy with the product available and want to switch over then the process is very, very simple.You just sign a one page form to switch from your current deal to the new one.

The best bit?

It is SO easy…

  • NO FEES option
  • NO credit scoring
  • NO re-valuing
  • NO solicitors
  • NO hassle
  • Go onto the rate immediately with just one signature.

If you took your mortgage out before October 2009 it is likely your current interest rate is below 4% and therefore there would be little chance of us saving you anything on this scheme – but if you’re not sure get in touch anyway.

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Rob

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14:02 PM, 16th May 2014, About 11 years ago

Isnt the index valuation typicaly a lot lower the actual value? I recently had this problem with Bank of Scoland whos "bench" valuations were around 15% lower than i know i could sell them for. If i wanted to contest it then i had to pay £600 for a valuation.

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14:50 PM, 16th May 2014, About 11 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "Rob " at "16/05/2014 - 14:02":

Does it really matter?

This arrangement is free, might as well ask the question to see whether money can be saved if it only takes two minutes!
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Rob

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15:39 PM, 16th May 2014, About 11 years ago

They will still hold you to a LTV so if there valuation is lower then it wont stack up. Depending on your own level of equity obviously.

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16:04 PM, 16th May 2014, About 11 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "Rob " at "16/05/2014 - 15:39":

Fair point but still worth a try, especially as values have been rising in most areas recently.
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Rob

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11:40 AM, 2nd June 2014, About 11 years ago

Hi Mark, Is this being done via HD CONSULTANTS? Its just that i have spoken to them recently and i dont want to fill in this enquiry form if it just goes to the same person. Thanks

Mark Alexander - Founder of Property118

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12:28 PM, 2nd June 2014, About 11 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "Rob " at "02/06/2014 - 11:40":

Hi Rob

No this is via BM's resident broker but HD consultants may be able to offer the same service. Sorry but I don't know for certain, you'd need to ask them.
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12:34 PM, 2nd June 2014, About 11 years ago

Thank Mark, HD will do it but there are fees (

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13:35 PM, 2nd June 2014, About 11 years ago

Reply to the comment left by "Rob " at "02/06/2014 - 12:34":

Fill the form in then!

What have you got to lose? 🙂
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17:14 PM, 27th June 2014, About 11 years ago

Hi Mark, Any ideas how long it is taking BMS to respond to the form? I can't remember exactly when I filled it in but must be some weeks ago.

Also, are you aware of apart from changing the product can the term of the mortgage be extended at the same time?

Ashleigh

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20:28 PM, 27th June 2014, About 11 years ago

Hi Mark, we have several BMS btl mortgages but still tied in with fixed rates for 2 years. Would we have to wait to complete the fixed rate period?
Regards
Ashley

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