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Sub-prime lenders 'could face unnecessary fees'...

Borrowers looking to remortgage their property with a sub-prime mortgage loan should be wary of paying unnecessary fees for advice, an industry insider has warned.

Broker John Charcol says that many borrowers with credit issues look to a remortgage their property at this time of year, as overspending at Christmas and the January sales together with the long wait between paydays squeezes their finances.

However, the company is warning those looking for a sub-prime loan that going to the wrong place for assistance can be costly, as some brokers charge up to ten per cent for advice on these types of mortgage.

John Charcol's Katie Tucker said: "There is a vast array of different fees charged by brokers and borrowers who feel helpless can often pay a great deal of money unnecessarily."

Other borrowers may not need sub-prime loans, she added. If they have paid off a mortgage or kept up loan and credit card repayments, their credit rating may have been repaired, making them eligible for a prime mortgage.

According to figures from Merrill Lynch, the UK sub-prime market is estimated to be worth between £25 billion and £30 billion in 2005.
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