Skipton BS extends current product switch window

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Skipton Building Society for Intermediaries has revealed that it is seeing an increased desire to lock in follow on rates earlier than ever before.

It states this is because rising mortgage rates, increased inflation and the latest energy prices and making customers concerned about household finances.

Skipton is therefore extending its current product switch window from three to six months before maturity.

This means customers can now secure their next deal with Skipton up to six months ahead of maturity.

This change is effective from today (Tuesday 20 September).

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