"We wanted more cash flow but our money was tied up in the house. So we asked to borrow a certain amount. Everything was settled within a few weeks. The mortgage adviser and mortgage underwriter were excellent."
Customer review, Smart Money People, May 2025.
Switching to a new mortgage or want to borrow further funds? Whatever the reason, a standard remortgage can be completed simply, meaning you could start benefitting from your new mortgage sooner than you thought.
Remortgaging is when you pay off your existing mortgage and switch to another lender. It can be a standard switch, or, you may have the possibility of borrowing a little extra.
You may want to move your mortgage to Newbury Building Society to:
Reduce your monthly repayments,
Reduce the term of your mortgage, or
Release some of the equity in your home to put towards home improvements or to raise capital for another purpose.
Remortgage your Help to Buy from your existing lender to Newbury Building Society
Highly understanding and helpful building society. We needed to change our current mortgage provider to help our son buy his first home. Our previous provider was unwilling and unhelpful to be able to do this - Newbury were a real pleasure to engage with and we've stayed with them. They are competitive in the market place and certainly make you feel a valued customer (and prospective customer at the time of our re-mortgage). A definite recommend for others!
For further information on mortgage appointments see our making a mortgage appointment page for further details or click here to book online now.
Appointments can be made during branch operating hours including Saturday mornings with our qualified mortgage advisers and can be undertaken by telephone, videocall or in one of our branches.
Appointments are available by video call, phone and in branch.
Book nowRead our remortgaging guide to understand the reasons why you may want to do this; a lower interest rate, to borrow additional money from the new lender or extend/decrease the term of your mortgage.
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Newbury Building Society is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority (Financial Services Register number 206077). Registered office: Newbury Building Society, 90 Bartholomew Street, Newbury, West Berkshire, RG14 5EE.
You can check the Financial Services register on the FCA's website.
