One Account mortgages
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One Account is a lender that aims to incorporate as much flexibility as possible in your mortgage and personal finance in general.
By linking your mortgage with the rest of your personal finance including savings and credit cards, One Account can reduce the amount of interest you pay on your borrowing.
This works by using the balances in your accounts to reduce the value of your mortgage and the interest payable as well.
See below to find out more and for more details of mortgage deals.
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