Changing deals
If you want to change your current deal, there are no affordability or income checks, no legal or valuation fees to pay and no new Direct Debits to set up. Our deals are the same whichever way you apply.
Check what deal you’re on
If you’re not sure what deal you’re on, or when your fixed rate deal ends, you can find out about it in Online Banking, the mobile app or in your annual mortgage statement.
In line with the Government Mortgage Charter you can lock in a new deal 4 months before your current fixed rate deal ends. If it’s more than 4 months, you’d need to pay your early repayment charge (ERC) to get out of your current deal early.
You can find your ERC in Online Banking, the mobile app or in your annual mortgage statement.
When can I change my deal?
You can change your deal if:
- you’re within 4 months of the existing deal coming to an end, or
- you’re on a mortgage product without an early repayment charge, or
- you’re on our Standard Variable Rate or Follow-on Rate
If you book a new deal that starts on a future date, you can’t make any other changes to your mortgage until the new deal has started. This includes switching to interest only for 6 months or increasing your mortgage term under the Mortgage Charter. You also can’t apply for an additional loan, make an overpayment, start the process of moving home or arrange a new deal for another loan on your mortgage.
Can I cancel a deal I’ve already booked?
Once you’ve accepted your new deal, you can change to a different deal or cancel the one you’ve already booked. You must do this at least 14 days before your new deal starts. You won’t be able to make other changes until your new deal starts.
Can I change my deal online, by phone or with my broker?
Ways to apply
If you’re eligible and happy to pick a new deal without advice, you can apply online. Our deals are the same whichever way you apply.
If you haven’t already signed up for Online or Mobile Banking, you can register for instant access
Don't have our mobile app? You can download our app for your phone or device, using the same details you use for Online Banking
Accepting your deal
You’ll be able to accept your offer online. Or we may need to send it to you in the post. We’ll tell you whether it's online or by post when you ask for your new deal.