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Take your mortgage with you when you move home. 

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Taking your mortgage with you

If you want to move home you can keep your existing mortgage deal and transfer it to your new property. This is known as porting, and most of our mortgage deals are portable. 

  • Take your mortgage to a new property

  • Keep your existing mortgage deal

  • Borrow more by topping up

  • Reduce the amount you borrow - subject to early repayment charges

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How to port your mortgage

  1. Book a call with one of our mortgage experts

  2. Discuss your options with us

  3. We'll assess your application and check if it meets our lending criteria

  4. We'll let you know your options and advise next steps

Speak to us about porting

Book a call back from one of our mortgage experts. They can help you with an application to port your mortgage. Before you apply make sure you know:

  • The loan to value (LTV) of the new property.
  • The income details for all applicants.
  • Your monthly outgoings.
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Your questions answered

By porting your mortgage, you are agreeing to transfer your deal on its existing terms. You are eligible to port your mortgage to a new property if: 

  • The new property is in England or Wales. 
  • The property meets our lending criteria. 
  • You meet our lending criteria when you apply to port your mortgage. 
  • You don’t already own the property you want to transfer your deal to. 

If your mortgage deal is due to end in the next 6 months, we can waive the early repayment charge on application of the new mortgage. 

If you need a bigger mortgage then you can top up your current mortgage and we will help you find the most suitable deal.  


We’ll ask you to choose another mortgage product from the product range we have available at the time. This will cover the additional borrowing amount, and the terms of the new product will only apply to the additional amount you borrow. 

  

Borrowing more is subject to acceptance. 

If you’re looking to reduce the mortgage amount when you port it, an early repayment charge may apply to the remaining balance of your existing mortgage deal. Information about early repayment charges on your current deal can be found in the ‘Early repayments’ section of your offer document. For more information, look at our portability rules.

More information

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    Porting explained 

    Read our porting guide to find out how porting works.

    Porting explained
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    Portability rules

    Check our portability rules to see if you meet our lending criteria.

    Portability rules
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    Mortgage products

    Compare our current mortgage products if you want to borrow more when you port.

    Mortgage products

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.