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Mortgage Prisoners: Why Some Borrowers Are Stuck on Expensive SVRs

'Mortgage prisoners' are borrowers unable to remortgage onto a cheaper deal despite paying reliably. Why they get trapped, what's changed, and options for escaping a high SVR.

James Morgan29 Jun 20265 min read

🏠 Mortgage & Property

Remortgaging When Your Fix Ends: Avoid the SVR Shock in 2026

When your fixed-rate deal expires, your lender automatically moves you to their Standard Variable Rate — typically 7–8% in 2026. Here's exactly how to act before it happens and what your options are.

James Morgan25 May 202610 min read

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