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Remortgage to us
You could save money by moving your mortgage to Halifax. Just a small drop in your interest could save you a lot.
Already got a Halifax mortgage? Switch to a new deal with us.
You could lose your home if you don’t keep up your mortgage repayments
Our current offers
Take a look at our special offers. You can qualify for one or both offers, if eligible.
£250 cashback for energy efficient homes
if you already have an energy-efficient home and you’re switching your mortgage to us from another lender, you could earn £250 cashback.
- Available to customers who complete on a qualifying remortgage.
- Maximum loan to value 95%.
Offer can be withdrawn at any time. Exclusions and conditions apply.
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Remortgaging to us can take roughly 6 to 8 weeks to complete. There are lots of steps involved in the process, so it all depends on how long each step takes. This can vary based on your own personal circumstances.
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Our Remortgage Switcher Service means we will not charge you for the survey of your property and we'll also pay for your basic legal work.
If you require any legal advice, you will have to pay for this yourself. When you apply, you will be able to confirm whether you are happy to use this service. If you choose not to use our Remortgage Switcher Service, you must arrange and pay for these services yourself.
Watch our video on the remortgaging conveyancing process to find out more, including a handy checklist of what you’ll need to do.
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Our free basic legal work includes:
- Checking information from the Land Registry relating to the property
- Contacting existing lenders to confirm outstanding balances
- Requesting funds upon completion
- Updating mortgage details at the Land Registry
You may need to pay additional legal fees in some cases, such as:
- Transfer of surplus funds upon completion
- Adding a new customer name or removing an existing customer name from the property register (Transfer of Equity)
- Extending a lease
- Shared Equity or Shared Ownership work
- Resolving name and address discrepancies
- Copy Documentation requirements
Our conveyancers will let you know if any additional legal fees apply.
For more information on basic legal fees and the remortgage conveyancing process, watch our handy video.
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The amount you could borrow depends on lots of factors. This includes how much your home is worth and how much you owe on your current mortgage.
We’ll assess how much we think you could afford to borrow, if you can borrow more than you owe and if you’ll need to pay a deposit.
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In order for you to be able to borrow more, we’ll first need to find out how much equity you have in your home and your other outgoings.
If you’ve already borrowed against your mortgage to combine existing debts like credit cards and loans within the last 5 years, we won't be able to offer extra borrowing to pay off your debts again. Before you choose to borrow more against your home, it’s worth looking at other options.
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When your current mortgage deal ends, your loan will be transferred to one of our Lender Variable Rates. At this point, you may choose to move your mortgage to a new product or deal for a set period of time.
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It's sometimes possible to take a product rate with you to a new mortgage on a different property – we sometimes call this 'porting‘. Your Mortgage Illustration and offer letter will say if any of your products are portable.
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When you apply for a remortgage with us, you do not need to do a mortgage Agreement in Principle.
If you want an idea of how much we could lend you, then you can apply for an AIP. It won’t affect your credit rating.
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In order to remortgage to us, you’ll need to provide details about yourself and anyone else who is named on the mortgage.
- Name, address, date of birth and contact details.
- Salary.
- Monthly outgoings.
- Dependents and people you may care for.
- Retirement plans.
We’ll also need the following:
- Information about the property to be mortgaged, including the year it was built.
- Your lender and mortgage balance.
- Documents which confirm what you have told us.
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- Cashback will be paid on mortgage completion via your conveyancer
- Customers must have a valid EPC showing on the EPC Register or a certificate confirming the property has an A or B performance rating
- New Build properties currently in development will not have an initial EPC rating, in this instance customers should obtain a Predicted Energy Assessment (PEA) from the builder.
- Excludes Buy to Let mortgage applications.
- Available to customers who take out a new mortgage product.