Discounted variable remortgage rates

Discounted variable (DV) remortgages are a popular choice for people who may not fancy a fixed rate mortgage deal. These products offer a discount on the lender’s standard variable rate (SVR), which means that, as a variable product, your repayments could change over time in line with the lender’s own interest rates. View today's best rates above. 

Many DV remortgages are ‘collared’ meaning that the rate you pay will not drop below a certain level.  The best deal can often be thought of as the one offering the lowest interest rate, but as we’ll see, this isn’t the only factor to consider.

If you’ve decided that a discounted variable remortgage is right for you, then it’s time to find the best deals using our comparison tables. Our chart instantly presents you with the top deals available, or for a more personalised view, simply put in the required details and we’ll show you a fantastic range of products from the whole of the market. Using our tables is easy: at the top you’ll find some great deals from providers where you can find out more or apply directly on their website, simply by clicking on the ‘Go To Provider’s Site’ button. Below these are the other deals available, ordered with the lowest interest rate first and increasing as you go down the list.

Selecting the best discounted variable remortgage isn’t a matter of just picking the one with the lowest rate. Be careful to check if a particular mortgage is ‘collared’ and, if so, at what rate? Is there an upper limit to what you could be paying? You’ll also need to consider what, if any, product fees you’ll have to pay upfront and whether there are any additional benefits being offered by the provider (such as free legal or valuation fees, cashback or payment holidays), all of which can influence your choice and can ensure you find the right deal for your needs.

Mortgage brokers remove a lot of the paperwork and hassle of getting a mortgage, as well as helping you access exclusive products and rates that aren’t available to the public. Mortgage brokers are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and are required to pass specific qualifications before they can give you advice.

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