Advice on transferring your mortgage when moving home in Sleaford and across Lincolnshire.
Most modern mortgages are “portable,” meaning you can transfer your existing deal to a new property when you move. This can help you keep a good rate, avoid early repayment charges (ERCs), and maintain product features.
Key points to understand:
At Spolton Mortgages we compare the benefits of porting with alternatives like remortgaging or switching lender. We’ll guide you through the process and highlight pitfalls, such as if your current lender’s criteria have changed.
If porting doesn’t fit, we’ll explore options like moving home mortgages or complex mortgage advice.
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Local property values affect how smoothly porting works. ONS figures (July 2025) show average prices around £237,000 in North Kesteven (Sleaford) and £184,000 in Lincoln. If your new purchase is more expensive, you may need a top-up loan — and this will be assessed at today’s rates.
We’ll check whether porting, remortgaging or a fresh application is most cost-effective for your move.
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No. Even if your mortgage is portable, you must pass affordability checks and meet current lending criteria.
You may still face valuation, arrangement and legal fees. Porting mainly avoids early repayment charges.
You can usually top up the difference with a new loan, but it may be at a different rate.
Sometimes. If today’s rates or deals are better, remortgaging may save money compared to porting.