Mortgage Fees

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Mortgages
Mortgage fees

When you take out an HSBC mortgage you'll benefit from our continuous efforts to keep our fees as low as possible. Read on to see what fees are charged and when.

Standard versus fee saver mortgages

We offer two fee options on our mortgages – the standard mortgage range, or you can choose from the fee saver range. Fee saver means no booking fee.

We'll cover the cost of one Standard Valuation report where this is required by HSBC as part of your mortgage application.

Other fees and charges may be payable to other parties including, but not limited to legal fees and charges applied by your existing lender.

Our mortgage fees

**Fixed rate mortgage fees**
Fee Payable	Standard	Fee Saver
Is there a Booking fee?	Yes Refer to our mortgage rates or your mortgage illustration for details	No
Is there a Completion fee?	Yes	Yes
Is there a Standard Valuation Report fee?	No	No
Do early repayment charges apply?	Yes	Yes

**Fixed rate mortgage fees**
Fee Payable	Is there a Booking fee?
Standard	Yes Refer to our mortgage rates or your mortgage illustration for details
Fee Saver	No

Fee Payable	Is there a Completion fee?
Standard	Yes
Fee Saver	Yes

Fee Payable	Is there a Standard Valuation Report fee?
Standard	No
Fee Saver	No

Fee Payable	Do early repayment charges apply?
Standard	Yes
Fee Saver	Yes

View all HSBC fixed rate mortgages

**Tracker mortgage fees**
Fee Payable	Standard	Fee Saver
Is there a Booking fee?	Yes Refer to our mortgage rates or your mortgage illustration for details	No
Is there a Completion fee?	Yes	Yes
Is there a Standard Valuation Report fee?	No	No
Do early repayment charges apply?	No	No

**Tracker mortgage fees**
Fee Payable	Is there a Booking fee?
Standard	Yes Refer to our mortgage rates or your mortgage illustration for details
Fee Saver	No

Fee Payable	Is there a Completion fee?
Standard	Yes
Fee Saver	Yes

Fee Payable	Is there a Standard Valuation Report fee?
Standard	No
Fee Saver	No

Fee Payable	Do early repayment charges apply?
Standard	No
Fee Saver	No

View all HSBC tracker mortgages

Understanding our fees

A range of fees may apply when taking out an HSBC mortgage. Our tariff of charges makes our fees and charges easy for you to understand. We have also summarised these fees below to make it clear what's what.

A fee charged on some mortgages to secure a particular mortgage deal.

You may be able to add some or all of the booking fee to your mortgage. Adding fees to your mortgage means you'll pay more interest over the term of the loan, than if you'd chosen to pay at the start. If you'd like to consider adding the booking fee to your mortgage, please call us or visit your local HSBC branch where we will be happy to discuss your requirements.

An Early Repayment Charge (ERC) is a charge you may have to pay if you repay the whole or part of your mortgage early (which includes when you move to a different HSBC mortgage product or move to a different lender) during a certain period.

Mortgages that have an ERC also have an annual overpayment allowance. This allowance, which is available in the years when an ERC applies, gives you the flexibility of making some overpayments, if you wish, up to the amount of the allowance without incurring an ERC. As long as you do not exceed your annual overpayment allowance, you can make as many overpayments as you like within that year either by way of increasing your monthly mortgage payments or making additional payments.

If you exceed your annual overpayment allowance for a year, an ERC will be charged on the amount you have repaid over the allowance.

ERCs do not apply to all of our mortgages. Please refer to your Mortgage Illustration for details of any applicable ERC.

This report is solely for the purpose of arriving at a current market value to enable the lender to determine the amount of the advance. It should not be relied on to access the suitability or saleability of the property.

We'll cover the cost of one Standard Valuation report where this is required by HSBC as part of your mortgage application.

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Standard versus fee saver mortgages

Our mortgage fees

Fixed rate mortgage fees

Fixed rate mortgage fees

Tracker mortgage fees

Tracker mortgage fees

Understanding our fees

Booking fee

Early Repayment Charge

Legal fees

Standard Valuation report

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New Application

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