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    • Current Account Mortgage

    A Current Account Mortgage is a combination of a mortgage and a current account. It is becoming increasingly popular with the leading lenders.

    We can put you in touch with a FSA regulated, impartial mortgage adviser for a quote. They will be able to advise you on the best type of mortgage for your circumstances.

    A Current Account Mortgage works by combining all your financial products (e.g. your mortgage, savings, and even your credit cards and loans) into the one account. This can help you reduce your mortgage interest and repayments terms. This could allow you to pay off your mortgage earlier, and save money.

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