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What is a two-year capped mortgage?
A two-year capped mortgage is a type of variable rate mortgage that limits the amount of interest that can be charged on your monthly mortgage repayments for two years.
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How does a capped mortgage work?
The difference between a capped mortgage and a standard variable rate mortgage is that the interest rate can not increase beyond the cap, meaning that your monthly repayments will not rise above a certain level.
What happens once the initial two year period ends?
Once the two year period ends, the mortgage is moved over to the lender's standard variable rate. You can then decide whether you are keen to start another capped mortgage, remortgage with a different lender or change to a different mortgage type altogether.
What are the advantages of a capped mortgage?
A few of the advantages of a capped mortgage include:
The certainty that the interest rate will never rise above a certain limit, even if the variable rate goes above this.
The ability to budget your monthly outgoings, knowing that your monthly mortgage repayments will not exceed a certain amount.
What are the disadvantages of a capped mortgage?
Some possible disadvantages to a capped mortgage include:
While your monthly payments will not exceed the capped level, they may still increase to this level, which would not happen with a fixed-rate mortgage.
You may find that the fees applied to capped rate mortgages are higher than other types of mortgage
If you end the mortgage deal early or remortgage within the initial two year period you may incur greater fines than on other mortgage types.
How can I get a two-year capped mortgage?
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We work with over 100 lenders to help you find the perfect mortgage. Get started on your mortgage journey today by completing our straightforward online form.
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