Experienced IFA’s Enable in Bishop’s Stortford can see why many mortgage brokers have predicted a bit of a remortgage boom over the next couple of years as the first rise in base rate in over five years looms on the horizon.
A report published by the Mortgage Advice Bureau recently predicted “a rise in remortgage lending from £55bn in 2013 - across owner-occupier and buy-to-let remortgages - to a predicted £58.2bn in 2014, £69bn in 2015 and £80bn in 2016, as rising house prices and an increase to base rate attracts more borrowers back to the market.” The report says “4.8 million “silent prisoners” have been stuck on their current deal due to negative equity or have lacked an incentive to move as they have been stuck on a low tracker deal or SVR.”
Mortgage Advice Bureau head of lending Brian Murphy says: “Recovering house prices mean many homeowners will finally be in a position to re-enter the market for the first time in years with the equity needed to access new loans. “Many more borrowers will want to position themselves on the most favourable deals before losing the advantages they have enjoyed in an era of exceptionally low interest rates.”
Perception Finance managing director David Sheppard thinks a boom in remortgages is likely sooner than 2016 as a result of continuing uncertainty around interest rates. He said: “We will undoubtedly see a boom in remortgages I think over the next 12 months, let alone by 2016. I don’t think this will be led by the actual interest rate hike, but more so by continued uncertainty around when that will come. If you want to secure yourselves against uncertainty about what will come Enables IFA’s are here to talk.
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