romanticjoe
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We went with KBC as at the time they were the cheapest I could find and motivation for variable rate was naively thinking that reductions in variable rates would be pushed onto existing customers - how wrong!Hi RomanticJoseph,
Seems like a no brainer given that saving. Why did you go with KBC in 1st place?
Do you know if there is much hassle associated with switching?
From what I have read EBS are currently the best deal out there with a low rate and a 2% cashback.
Jim
Ye it will be interesting to see what they do, it's all a bit up in the air and we can apply from December 1st however i'd be sceptical as to what they will take off existing customers mortgage rates. It hasnt been announced yet as far as I can seeI think KBC are now passing on rate cuts to existing customers now...
Ye it will be interesting to see what they do, it's all a bit up in the air and we can apply from December 1st however i'd be sceptical as to what they will take off existing customers mortgage rates. It hasnt been announced yet as far as I can see
Well that's great to hear, hopefully a practice of passing on rate reductions that the bank continues into the future!Hi Romanticjoe
I can confirm that they are passing on the recently announced rate cuts to existing customers. I contacted them last week and am awaiting a call back as to whether I will need to get a new valuation to prove the LTV. they did indicate last Friday that they are working out what existing customers need to do and that it would be a few weeks before I would get the call back.
Not yet, but I am in contact with them via another channel. As of last week they had not got the T&C's agreed, so waiting on these with eager anticipationAnybody arrange apt with kbc for mortgage review for new rates?
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