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CAPPED RATE MORTGAGES IN SCOTLAND

Capped rate mortgages in Scotland, fixed interest rates, fast offers. Capped rate mortgages, variable rate, discount, fixed rate and flexible mortgages to buy houses in Scotland.

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With a capped rate mortgage, the interest rate has a maximum level and it is guaranteed not to exceed this maximum during the period of the capped rate offer. This means that you know what your maximum mortgage repayments will be, even if interest rates rise sharply after you have taken out your capped rate mortgage. In this way, a capped rate mortgage gives you the same sort of advantages as being on a fixed rate.

But the difference between capped rate mortgages and fixed rate ones is that with a capped rate mortgage the interest rate you pay has the potential to go down if and when the Base Rate is cut.

So it could be argued that a capped rate mortgage gives you the best of both worlds – the reassurance of knowing that your repayments won’t go over a certain amount during the capped rate period, coupled with the possibility of benefiting from lower payments if interest rates fall.

As with most special deal mortgages, there are normally arrangement fees associated with capped rate mortgages. It is important to take these extra fees into account when weighing up whether a capped rate mortgage is right for you.

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