You might be able to 'port' your mortgage to your new home and avoid paying an early repayment charge.
Understanding your options
You'll need to decide whether to take your current mortgage rate with you, that's called 'porting', or pay off your current mortgage and get a brand new mortgage on your new property.
Porting your mortgage might allow you to:
- keep your current mortgage deal, which could be lower than deals available today
- avoid an Early Repayment Charge (ERC) if your current mortgage rate has one
If you want to borrow more, any additional borrowing will be subject to affordability checks and will be at the rates on offer when you apply.
How you apply depends on your circumstances.
Port and apply online
You can apply online in a few simple steps if you're moving home and want to:
- keep the same borrowing or borrow more
- keep your mortgage in the same names
- keep the same mortgage term or change it
Get in touch
Speak to our mortgage team if you want to port and:
- have an interest-only mortgage
- want to switch to an interest-only mortgage
- want to borrow less
- want to change the names on your mortgage
We'll talk through your options and help you apply.
Apply for a new mortgage
Pay off your current mortgage and apply for a new mortgage for your new home.
- If you repay your mortgage before your deal ends, you may need to pay an Early Repayment Charge (ERC).
- If you're on a Standard Variable Rate (SVR), there won't be an ERC.
Frequently asked questions about porting your mortgage
More help with your mortgage
Need some help? Speak to our mortgage team
Call us
We're on hand to arrange a phone or video call with one of our qualified mortgage professionals. We can also help with any general queries about the process.
Call us on 0345 302 0190
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Reviewed by: Financial Promotions Approvals team
Last updated on: 23/04/2026