get your deeds called up
Yes I like the deeds one myself. Your solicitor can call them up easily, just requires the customers signature on a simple standard form.
Sunglasses, it looks like it's a brand new policy and they are being very coy about it. As in, fobbing off most but acting seriously when they believe you really are switching.
It's perfectly normal for a solicitor to call up your deeds if you are switching, and for any number if other reasons, he will state the reason, no need for the mortgage to be paid off to get the deeds, the solicitor undertakes to hold the deeds in trust.What happens if you get your solicitor to request the deeds? Will your bank just hand them over no questions asked? Will they not look for the mortgage to be paid off??
Hi, I sent them a letter stating my LTV was around 30% and wanted my SVR reduced from 3.9% to something more in line with what KBC are offering. They have offered me 2 yrs fixed at 3.7%
What think ye?
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