Why People Remortgage From Magellan Homeloans
Magellan borrowers have compelling reasons to explore remortgaging:
- Very high rates — as a deep specialist lender, Magellan's rates are among the highest in the market, with SVRs that have typically sat far above the market average (about 7.1% in November 2026)
- Significant credit improvement — if the severe credit issues that required Magellan's acceptance have now improved, the savings from switching are substantial
- Graduated lending approach — moving from Magellan to a lighter specialist, then to near-prime and eventually mainstream, can save money at each step
- Debt settlement — clearing outstanding debts that were present when you took the Magellan mortgage changes your risk profile considerably
Magellan provided a mortgage when very few others would. As your circumstances recover, honouring that opportunity by improving your financial position through remortgaging is the logical next step.
Magellan Homeloans Rates vs Mainstream Lenders
Magellan operates at the deep specialist end of the market, and their pricing reflects this. Initial rates can sit 4% to 6% above mainstream equivalents, and their SVR has typically sat above the market average SVR (about 7.1% in November 2026).
The savings potential is enormous. On a £150,000 mortgage, moving from an illustrative SVR of 10% to an illustrative near-prime fix at 6% saves approximately £397 per month over a 25-year term. Moving further to a mainstream rate of 5.0% saves around £90 per month compared to the near-prime deal, or £486 per month compared to the 10% SVR.
Even if you cannot yet reach mainstream rates, each step down the specialist ladder represents a meaningful financial improvement.