Borrowing more
Get some extra money to do the things you want to do
Additional borrowing on a mortgage
If you want to improve your home and need some extra money to make this happen, we're here to help. At YBS it's possible to take out additional borrowing on a mortgage - so if you're thinking of building an extension, fancy a new kitchen or have some urgent repairs to deal with then talk to us today.
What are the benefits?
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Competitive deals
Choose from special existing customer deals including fixed and offset fixed rates.
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Borrow just what you need
Get up to 85% of the value of your home.
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Spread your repayments
Pay back your additional loan over a term that suits you - minimum 5 years, maximum 40 years.
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No Higher Lending Charge
We’ll pay this on your behalf – find out more about the Higher Lending Charge.
Am I eligible?
- If your additional lending is for any home improvements you will need to provide estimates of work and planning approval.
- When you’re ready to apply, you will need to make sure that you have had your existing mortgage for a minimum of six months, have made all your repayments on time and that there are no arrears.
- You should refer to our lending criteria before you apply.
How does it work?
What happens next?
Once you’ve made an appointment with our qualified and friendly Mortgage Adviser, they’ll be able to tell you how much extra you could borrow, as well as recommend a product that’s suitable for your needs and provide you with an illustration of what your monthly payments might be. Part of this will involve checking your credit reference file. When you’re happy to go ahead, our adviser will submit the paperwork for you and we’ll take care of the rest.
Some things to be aware of
If you’ve decided to go ahead with some additional borrowing on a mortgage then you may need a new valuation (sometimes called a ‘revaluation’). If a revaluation applies, there is a £70 valuation fee to pay which is non-refundable.
Read more about valuationsIf the additional lending you need is part of a property purchase or to do a Transfer of Equity (adding or removing someone from the mortgage) you may need to consult a solicitor.