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Compare UK Mortgage Rates Like an Adviser Would

Use our calculators to model rate, fee and payment assumptions, then request an adviser-led comparison based on your circumstances. No spam, no shared lead networks.

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How people use Compare Mortgage Rates before an adviser conversation

These anonymised examples show common ways borrowers use the calculators and guides. They are not mortgage advice, approval outcomes, rate promises or savings claims.

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First-time buyer
Situation
Wanted to understand monthly repayments before speaking with family about a deposit.
How it helped
Used the repayment and borrowing calculators to prepare sensible questions for an adviser callback.

Indicative takeaway Prepared questions for a more focused adviser conversation.

Remortgage planner
Situation
Needed to compare a new deal window with the cost of staying on a current lender product.
How it helped
Checked repayment examples, then requested a callback to discuss product-transfer and remortgage routes.

Indicative takeaway Compared the main trade-offs before deciding on an enquiry.

Self-employed borrower
Situation
Had variable income and wanted to understand what information an adviser may ask for.
How it helped
Read the self-employed guidance and used calculator estimates to frame the enquiry.

Indicative takeaway Identified common document and income questions to prepare.

Home mover
Situation
Was comparing borrowing needs for a possible move while keeping a cautious budget.
How it helped
Modelled deposit, repayment and borrowing scenarios before deciding whether to request a callback.

Indicative takeaway Narrowed the discussion to cautious budget ranges.

Buy-to-let researcher
Situation
Wanted to test rental-yield assumptions before discussing lender criteria.
How it helped
Used calculator outputs as general planning information before speaking with a broker partner.

Indicative takeaway Organised the key figures before discussing lender criteria.

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Interest rate tracker

This tracker shows indicative mortgage-rate examples from the site feed. It is for general comparison only and is not a live lender quote, advice, or a guarantee that a product will be available.

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Average indicative rate
5.11%
10 sample rows in the current feed
Lowest example in feed
4.72% indicative
5-year fixed purchase
Tracker example
5.34% indicative
Variable tracker mortgage
Updated: 13 July 2026 Source: weekly indicative rate-feed examples

Mortgage rate comparison table

Edit the loan amount, term and mortgage type to compare up to ten indicative rate-feed examples by estimated monthly payment. These are not live lender offers, mortgage guidance or a guarantee that a product will be available to you.

Weekly content review: 13 July 2026

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Top 10 examples
Provider type Mortgage type LTV basis Rate information Fee information Estimated monthly payment Initial-period estimate Next step
Building society example 5-year fixed purchase 75% LTV 4.72% indicative £0 product fee example £1,421 £85,259 Discuss this option
Green mortgage example 5-year fixed purchase 80% LTV 4.86% indicative £999 product fee example £1,441 £87,468 Discuss this option
High-street lender example 2-year fixed purchase 60% LTV 4.89% indicative £999 product fee example £1,445 £35,691 Discuss this option
Remortgage product example 2-year fixed remortgage Based on current equity 4.94% indicative £999 product fee example £1,453 £35,865 Discuss this option
Fee-assisted remortgage example 5-year fixed remortgage Based on current equity 4.99% indicative £0 product fee example £1,460 £87,601 Discuss this option
Offset mortgage example 5-year fixed offset 75% LTV 5.09% indicative £999 product fee example £1,475 £89,476 Discuss this option
Buy-to-let lender example 5-year fixed buy-to-let 75% LTV 5.18% indicative £1,995 product fee example £1,488 £91,264 Discuss this option
Tracker product example Variable tracker mortgage Lender criteria vary 5.34% indicative £1,499 product fee example £1,511 £37,773 Discuss this option
Low-deposit lender example 2-year fixed purchase 90% LTV 5.42% indicative £0 product fee example £1,523 £36,559 Discuss this option
Specialist lender example 2-year fixed remortgage Lender criteria vary 5.67% indicative £1,499 product fee example £1,561 £38,956 Discuss this option

The lowest headline rate is not always the lowest total cost. Product fees, incentives, early repayment charges, loan size and fixed-period length can change the comparison.

Monthly and initial-period estimates are illustrative and exclude valuation, legal, broker and exit fees unless shown. A mortgage adviser or broker partner can discuss your circumstances before you decide whether to proceed.

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A clear, calm path from your first question to a conversation with a mortgage adviser.

1. Use a calculator

Start with an estimate so you understand the numbers before submitting details.

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No invented rate tables

We don’t fabricate live lender rates. Real rates come from a regulated adviser quote.

Plain-English mortgage guides

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UK-specific examples

GBP, UK lender practice, UK affordability rules — not blended global content.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I compare mortgage rates online? +
You can compare example payments and costs online, but actual product availability, rates and fees depend on lender criteria and your circumstances.
Are calculator results guaranteed? +
No. Calculator results are estimates only. Actual repayments, rates, fees, eligibility, and products depend on your circumstances and lender criteria.
Do you provide mortgage guidance? +
No. This website provides general information and may introduce you to a mortgage broker or adviser partner. It provides general information only and does not make regulated mortgage recommendations on the website.
Is the enquiry free? +
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Are you a lender? +
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How long does a mortgage application take? +
Most UK mortgage applications take 2–6 weeks from application to offer, depending on the lender, your documents, and any property valuation issues. Specialist or self-employed cases can take longer.
Will using the calculator affect my credit score? +
No. Using a calculator on this website does not perform any credit search. A credit search only happens later if you formally apply with a lender and consent to it.
Why compare more than the headline rate? +
Product fees, incentives, term, early repayment charges and loan-to-value can affect total cost. A lower headline rate is not always the better option for every borrower.

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Compare Mortgage Rates is built around comparing mortgage costs beyond the headline rate. Product fees, term, loan-to-value and lender criteria can all change what is appropriate for a borrower.