Remortgaging - Dartmoor Financial Llp

Looking to remortgage your current property?

If you are looking to raise some extra money for Home Improvements, Debt Consolidation, a gifted deposit to a family member or are looking to raise funds for another purpose, please contact us to discuss your remortgage options. In some cases we may recommend and arrange a Further Advance with your existing lender or we may recommend a remortgage to a new lender. However, we will review your options, your current mortgage and what you would like to borrow to establish the most suitable solution for your needs. Even if you don’t have a mortgage now we can still help you, provided you own your home.

We can also help with securing a new rate for like-for-like remortgages, as you don’t have to borrow extra to remortgage or change your mortgage rate:

• Is your current rate coming to an end within the next 6 months?

• Are you currently paying your the lenders standard variable rate?

• Are you on a variable rate and worried about interest rates increasing?

If you can answer YES to any of the above please contact us for a review. We may be able to secure you a new competitive rate with a new lender and some remortgage products may include incentives such as free valuations, legal assistance or no arrangement fee, depending on the lender and product

We may also be able to secure you a new rate with your existing lender, reducing the hassle and stress of the process and simplifying everything whilst securing you a more competitive and/or more suitable product for your needs.

In some instances we can also save you money even if you are tied in. However, this will depend on individual circumstances, available rates and the amount of the Early Repayment Charge payable.

If you are interested in finding out whether you can save any money please contact us on 01822 615 502 or use the Contact Us facility above.

🏡 Landlords: are you ready for the Renters’ Rights Act changes?The rules for private landlords in England have changed, with key parts of the Renters’ Rights Act already into effect from 1 May 2026.If you let out a property, now is a sensible time to make sure you understand what has changed and what you may need to do next.The Government has published guidance for landlords, including information on:✅ Changes to private rented tenancies✅ New rules around tenancy agreements✅ Section 21 and possession changes✅ Rent increase rules✅ Information landlords may need to provide to tenants✅ Steps landlords and letting agents should take to prepareYou can read the official Government guidance here:👉 https://www.gov.uk/guidance/renters-rights-act-an-overview-for-landlordsThere is also a Government information sheet landlords may need to provide to tenants:👉 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-renters-rights-act-information-sheet-2026At Dartmoor Financial, we cannot provide legal advice on the Renters’ Rights Act. However, we can help landlord clients review their buy-to-let mortgage arrangements, understand their lending options, and consider whether their current property finance still fits their plans.📞 Speak to Leanne at Dartmoor Financial☎️ 01822 615 502📧 [email protected]🌐 www.dartmoorfinancial.co.ukYour home/property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.There may be a fee for mortgage advice. The precise amount of the fee will depend upon your circumstances but will range from £498 to £798.Dartmoor Financial LLP is an appointed representative of HL Partnership Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. ... See MoreSee Less