Abbey Flexible Mortgages
Abbey Flexible Mortgages are competitive in the mortgage marketplace and should be considered is flexibility is sought.
Abbey's Flexible Plus tracker mortgage is useful if you seek to pay of your mortgage earlier than the set term (usually 25 years). It enables you to offset your mortgage against your current account or savings, that helps you pay off your mortgage far quicker than on other deals. On a 10% deposit, Abbey will offer you a series of differing rates dependant upon the loan amount required.
On all of Abbey's Flexible Plus tracker mortgage deals, you can benefit from a free valuation of your property, a £250 cashback on completion if you are a first-time buyer or moving home, as well as the possibility of free legal services. Early repayment charges apply to all of Abbey's Flexible Plus tracker mortgage deals.
Abbey dates back to 1849, when National Freehold Land & Building Society was established. In 1944, they merged with the Abbey Road Building Society to form Abbey National. It was the first building society (in July 1989) to convert to plc status and to be floated on the London Stock Exchange.
As well as mortgages, Abbey offers bank accounts, savings, credit cards and loans, long term investments like pensions and unit trusts, critical illness, life and unemployment cover, and home insurance.
Abbey now has approximately 25,000 staff in over 700 branches, with approximately 18 million UK customers (including expatriates).
THINK CAREFULLY BEFORE SECURING OTHER DEBTS AGAINST YOUR HOME. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT
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