Switching deal
Switch your current Chelsea mortgage to a new rate
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Find your next Chelsea mortgage deal
If your Chelsea mortgage deal is coming to an end, it's easy to switch to a new rate with us.
Staying with us means there's no need to apply again for your mortgage, no affordability checks and no legal costs to pay.
See what rates we can offer you
Log in with your mortgage number to check your current deal and see the new rates available to you.
You'll find your mortgage number on any letter we've sent about your mortgage.
Viewing your deals doesn't commit you to anything. But if you find one you like, you can continue to switch online or call us for advice.
Things to know before choosing a deal
Your new deal will start when your current one ends. You can start it earlier, but you'd need to pay early repayment charges.
Once your new deal is agreed, you would only be able to change it if we introduce a lower rate on the same terms before your deal starts.
Check you're eligible
Ways to switch
If you're comfortable choosing your deal without advice, you can switch online. If you need advice or you just prefer to call, you can switch over the phone.
Switching your mortgage deal is a big decision. Find out if advice would be right for you.
Switch online without advice
Ready to switch? You can select your new deal in just a few minutes online. You won't receive any advice from us.
You can switch online if:
Speak to our mortgage team
If you'd rather call us, our expert team can take you through the available deals. You can choose whether or not you'd like our advice.
You'll need to call us if:
To discuss a mortgage on your home, call:
For buy-to-let mortgages, call:
What happens after you choose your new deal
If the interest rate drops after you choose your deal
Once you've accepted your new rate, the only time you would be able to change it is if we reduce the interest rate on the exact deal you've chosen, before your new rate starts.
This option is not available if you're switching from our Standard Variable Rate (SVR).
Here's an example of a change you could make:
What happens if you don't switch
Call us
Worried about your new payments?
Interest rates have risen in recent years. If you're coming to the end of a low-interest deal, your payments might increase when you switch.
If you're worried about affording your new payments, we are here to help.