Existing customers moving home

Let us help you make your next move a good one. Port your current deal to your new home. Or choose a new deal.

What we can offer

Whether you need to borrow more, the same or less, you could port your current deal or get a new one. In most cases, you'll sell and buy on the same day.

Port your current deal

Take your current deal with you to your new property. This is called 'porting'. If interest rates have increased, you get to keep your lower rate.


 

I want to port my deal

Get a new deal

Apply for a new deal to cover the total amount you need to borrow for your new home. Be aware you might pay an early repayment charge (ERC) if you leave your current fixed rate deal early.

 

I want a new deal

Port your current mortgage deal

 

If you sell and buy on the same day, you won't pay an early repayment charge (ERC) on your current fixed rate, unless you borrow less. There are no ERCs on tracker rates, Follow-on Rate or Standard Variable Rate.

If you need to borrow more

  • Port your current deal for the same amount to your new mortgage.
  • You won't pay an ERC to port a fixed rate deal for the same amount.
  • Then choose a new deal for the extra amount you need to borrow.
  • For example, your current mortgage balance is £100,000. You need to borrow £150,000 in total. So you port £100,000 on your current deal and pick a new deal for the extra £50,000.
     

I want to borrow more

If you want to borrow the same or less

  • Port your current deal to your new mortgage.
  • If you borrow the same amount, you won't pay an ERC to port a fixed rate deal.
  • If you borrow less, you pay part of the ERC to port a fixed rate deal. 
  • For example, your current mortgage balance is £100,000. You only need to borrow £75,000 in total. As you're borrowing £25,000 less, you pay an ERC on £25,000.

     

I want to borrow the same or less

 

 Get a new mortgage deal 

If you don't want to port your current deal, you can choose a new one instead.

If your current deal is a fixed rate, you need to pay the ERC. Got 6 months or less to run on your current fixed rate? Good news, you won't pay an ERC if you borrow the same amount or more than your current mortgage. There are no ERCs on tracker rates, Follow-on Rate or Standard Variable Rate.

If you’re selling and buying on different days 

 

When you sell your home, you need to pay the ERC if your current deal is a fixed rate.

Then we'll refund the ERC if:

  • you port your current deal or take a new deal where you only have 6 months or less to run on your current deal, and 
  • you buy your new home within 3 months of paying back your old mortgage (6 months if you're buying a new build), and  
  • your new mortgage is for the same amount or more. If you borrow less, we'll refund part of the ERC.

We'll refund the ERC within 4 weeks of your new mortgage starting with us.

If you have a Flexible Offset mortgage and you want to keep your current rate and flexible features, you must always sell and buy on the same day.

How much could I borrow?

Ways to apply

Whatever your situation get a decision in principle online first. Then, if you have a single loan mortgage you can choose to continue your application online. Or if you have more than 1 loan on your mortgage, you can get started online and we’ll call you to complete the rest of your application.

Already have Online and Mobile Banking?

Get a free, instant decision in principle. We'll tell you if you can complete your application online.
Log on, choose your mortgage account, then 'Manage my mortgage’.
 

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Call us

If you can’t get online or need advice call our mortgage team on

0800 092 3881

We’re here to help 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 2pm Saturday.
 

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YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

Applications are subject to status and lending criteria. Applicants must be UK residents aged 18 or over.