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Review of Kensington Mortgages

By Guest. on 6th Dec 2007

Guest.'s Ratings
ProductFixed rate
Repayment MethodRepayment
Value for money5/10
Overall value5/10
no Guest.'s recommendation

Good Points

Very easy to sort out a mortgage through TML

Bad Points

The TML representative left out lots of information that cost us Dearley and certainly will never use either TML or kensington ever again

General Comments

The 2 year fixed interest rate was quite good till it ended then our mortgage went from 742 a month in the December of 2006 and jumped on a very regular time interval to 952 in less than six months and then there was what is called a 12 month overhang which we were not told about which meant that if we changed from Kensington to another provider we would have to pay Kensington 5000 for the pleasure even though our fixed term had come to an end !!.... All i can say is anyone thinking of using either the TML or Kensington is to read every single word of every document and understand what you are signing and agreeing to.

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