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Remortgage advice in Bournemouth, & across Dorset and Hampshire

We make securing a remortgage simple

Maybe you want to unlock additional value from your property or simply lower your monthly repayments. Whatever your reasons for wanting to remortgage in Bournemouth or surrounding areas, we know that the complex array of options can be daunting.

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You shouldn't have to trawl through endless websites to find out what product is right for you. We have expert knowledge and offer remortgage advice that makes it a breeze.

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We find out whether you're eligible for certain products and whether they're right for your specific circumstances.

 

 

Our customers tell us how much they appreciate our attention to detail and remortgage advice tailored to them. That's why we're rated 5 stars on Google by local residents.

 

 

📞Call 01202 985214 or request a free call-back so we can clear up any confusion, and tell you how you could benefit from paying less, or borrowing more.

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Reasons to remortgage your property

1. Lowering your monthly repayments

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Switching your mortgage to a better deal could mean paying less each month.

 

Don’t assume your bank or existing lender is offering the most competitive rate — by remortgaging, you could secure a lower interest rate and reduce your monthly outgoings.

2. Debt Consolidation

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If you have loans, credit cards or other borrowing, remortgaging can sometimes allow you to roll these into your mortgage.

 

This means a single, more affordable monthly payment and the chance to simplify your finances. We’ll help you assess whether debt consolidation through a remortgage is the right option for you.

3. Raising additional funds

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Remortgaging can allow you to raise additional funds from the value tied up in your home. Clients often use this for home improvements, school fees, a new car, or as a deposit for another property.

 

We’ll guide you through how much equity you can release and which lenders are best suited to your plans.

​​​​​​Get in touch to find out which lenders and products are a right fit for you and how much you could save on your monthly repayments by remortgaging. 

 

📞Call 01202 985214 or request a call-back for a free, no-obligation initial consultation so we can clear up any confusion, and tell you how you could benefit from paying less, or borrowing more.

Free: Bournemouth Mortgages guide to remortgaging 

To learn more about the process of remortgaging, download our free Remortgage Guide:

Remortgaging is the process of transferring your mortgage from one lender to another. Your new mortgage would then replace your old one. 

 

There are many important factors to consider when remortgaging your home. A clear understanding of all options available can help you make the right decisions for your unique financial situation.

Download our free guide below:

Remortgages - FAQs

1. What does remortgaging involve?

Remortgaging means switching your existing mortgage to a new deal, either with your current lender or a different one. It can help you get a better interest rate, borrow more money, or change the terms of your loan.

2. When is the best time to remortgage?

Many people remortgage when their fixed-rate deal is ending, to avoid moving onto a more expensive standard variable rate. You can start looking around 3 to 6 months before your current deal ends.

3. Can I remortgage to release equity?

Yes, remortgaging is one way to release equity from your home — for example, to fund home improvements, cover education costs, or consolidate debts. The amount you can release depends on your home’s value and your current mortgage balance.

4. Is it worth remortgaging if my mortgage has early repayment charges?

It depends. In some cases, the savings from a lower interest rate can outweigh the early repayment fees. We can calculate whether it's financially worthwhile based on your circumstances.

5. Do I need a solicitor to remortgage?

Yes, but usually the legal work is minimal — and many lenders offer a free legal package as part of the remortgage deal. We’ll guide you through what’s needed.

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We offer our customers remortgage advice on their properties in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole and right across Dorset and Hampshire.

 

This includes products with no valuation, arrangement or solicitor fees, and cashback. 

Calculators, blogs and guides

Residential remortgage calculator

If you’re considering remortgaging, our mortgage calculator can help you explore potential borrowing figures and monthly payments, giving you a clearer idea of what switching deals might look like. They’re designed as a useful starting point before you begin reviewing your options in detail.

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Remortgaging in your local area

We help homeowners across Bournemouth and the surrounding areas remortgage with confidence, using local insight into neighbourhoods, property types and lender expectations. Explore guidance tailored to where your property is located through our remortgage area pages:

Mortgage Broker Bournemouth

110A Arnewood Road., Bournemouth, Dorset, BH6 5DW

Proudly serving Bournemouth: Including Southbourne, Westbourne, Boscombe, Boscombe East and Pokesdown, Charminster, Winton, Queens Park, Talbot Woods and Talbot Village.

Poole: Including Canford Cliffs, Sandbanks, Branksome, Branksome Park, Lilliput, Hamworthy and Upton. 

Christchurch: Including Highcliffe, Mudeford, Burton, Stanpit, Somerford and Hoburne.

Ferndown: Including West Parley, Trickett’s Cross, Longham, Hampreston and Stapehill.

Wimborne and Corfe Mullen: Including Colehill, Merley, Pamphill, Canford Magna, Witchampton, Broadstone, Beacon Hill and Lytchett Matravers

Ringwood: Including Ashley Heath, St Leonards & St Ives, Crow, Poulner and Hightown.

Trusted by homeowners and property investors across the BH postcode — from Southbourne to Wimborne.

Typically, we charge a fee of £595 for a mortgage, however the actual fee will vary depending on your circumstances and will not exceed 3% of the loan.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

George Christou T/A Bournemouth Mortgages is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. 

Bournemouth Mortgages is entered on the Financial Services Register https://register.fca.org.uk/ under reference 972557.

Principal: George Christou

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