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As featured in staff benefits communications from: BT, HM Revenue & Customs

Rebecca is an IT consultant aged 33 with a mortgage of nearly £174,000 on her London flat. Her existing mortgage with Halifax had moved onto a Standard Variable Rate (SVR) of 7%.

A friend put her on to Mortgage Monitor and we quickly got her a new fixed rate of 6.03% with Abbey. The whole deal was completed in a week.

Her monthly payments reduced by £139, a saving of £1,668 per year.

"It's a fantastic service," says Rebecca. "And the best part is they didn't charge me any fees. I've told all my mates to sign up for it."

Guy is a company director aged 46 who, with his partner, has a mortgage of nearly £387,000 on their Essex home.

Their deal with Birmingham Midshires had reverted to the Standard Variable Rate (SVR) of 7.74%. Mortgage Monitor found them a rate of 5.54% with Woolwich and monthly payments of almost £709 less than the SVR – a saving of £8,500 per year.

"A saving of over £700 a month is really going to help us, now that all our other bills seem to be going up so much," says a delighted Guy.

Dave is a 38 year old plumber from Dagenham who signed up to Mortgage Monitor a few months ago.

With an outstanding mortgage balance of £53,000 on his home, he was being moved onto the Standard Variable Rate (SVR) at Halifax of 7% and wanted stability and lower payments.

Mortgage Monitor found him a fixed rate of 5.59% at Woolwich with monthly payments of £62 less than the Halifax SVR – a saving of £744 per year.

"As I approached the end of my fixed rate deal, Mortgage Monitor got in touch to sort out a better option. It’s great when someone else does it all for you – and without having to ask them," says a relieved Dave.


"The number of deals on offer has dropped by 76% in a year, making it harder for Britons to re-finance their homes... more consumers are turning to Mortgage Monitor to find the best deal possible."

"People who decide on a new mortgage should act fast in the current climate as lenders swiftly change deals on offer… according to a new survey by Mortgage Monitor."

"Les Jacobs, chairman of Mortgage Monitor, said: “The banking crisis means it is getting more and more difficult to find affordable homeloans… it will mean that some current home owners feel “trapped” with their existing lenders… This doesn’t mean there aren’t any good deals out there, but they are harder to find."

"A new mortgage reminder service researches the market on your behalf and alerts you to the best deals… Mortgage Monitor even helps with form-filling and negotiating to get you the best deal"

"For a one-off fee of £9.99, Mortgage Monitor tracks your mortgage for as long as it lasts, making sure you’ve got the best deal"

"Mortgage Monitor guarantees to keep an eye on your mortgage for the life of the loan, alerting you to re-mortgaging opportunities as interest rates rise and fall."