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Make sure you know what your outgoings will be each month with a 5 year fixed rate mortgage - see below for some of the latest deals on 5 year fixed rates from leading mortgage providers:

Initial Rate	Provider	Period To	Type	The Overall Cost For Comparison APR	LTV
3.39%	Cumberland BS	Feb 2015	Variable	4.10%	75%	More
3.89%	Holmesdale BS	Feb 2015	Discounted Variable	4.80%	75%	More
3.94%	Leek United BS	Feb 2015	Discounted Variable	4.90%	85%	More
4.19%	Monmouthshire BS	Feb 2015	Discounted Variable	4.80%	85%	More
4.19%	Vernon BS	Feb 2015	Discounted Variable	4.80%	80%	More
4.19%	Cumberland BS	Feb 2016	Variable	4.40%	75%	More
4.20%	Earl Shilton BS	Feb 2015	Discounted Variable	5.00%	75%	More

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5 year fixed rate mortgages are becoming more common as lenders realise that borrowers are prepared to commit themselves to longer term fixed rate deals in return for more security. Benefits of 5 year fixed rate mortgages include:

Budgeting – You know exactly how much your monthly payments will be throughout the entire term
Savings – If the base rate goes up, your mortgage repayments will not be affected, which could mean big savings
Security – You are secure in the 5 year fixed rate mortgage, so you won't have to remortgage and your payments won't go up

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