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Trusted mortgage advice
- As a whole of market mortgage broker we are not tied to specific lenders, allowing us to find the right mortgage for you.
- Your advisor can help you to understand what level of deposit is needed for optimum loan-to-value.
- Clear advice allows you to judge the risks and benefits of fixed rate vs variable rate mortgages and interest only vs repayment mortgages.
- Our past customers vary from first time buyers, to multiple buy-to-let owners and commercial properties.
- We’ve also helped self employed, contractors and those with a poor credit file to find the right mortgage for their circumstances.
Expert advice
Mortgage Jargon Explained
Whether you are a first-time buyer or a seasoned borrower the jargon used during the mortgage process can seem impenetrable. Demystify jargon with our glossary of mortgage-related terms.
Mortgage Advisors: your questions answered
Obtaining a mortgage is often one of the biggest financial decisions you will ever make, so it’s important to get solid advice – which is where a mortgage advisor can prove useful. Mortgage advisors are financial advisors who specialise in the mortgage market. Learn more about what advisors do, and how they can help you, in this guide.
Equity Release: the need to know guide
An equity release mortgage is a product available to homeowners over the age of 55, which allows them to draw a tax-free lump sum, or several smaller sums (on which you’ll pay interest), from the equity in their home while continuing to live in the property until they die or move into residential care.
Retirement mortgages: what options are available?
We are getting more frequent enquiries from homeowners who have had interest only mortgage products for many years. Now that they are approaching retirement, they find they have no obvious method to repay the mortgage in full. Retirement mortgages can offer solutions including Retirement Interest Only and Equity Release products.
Mortgages for self employed
As an advice firm, we are often approached by potential new clients asking how to get a mortgage if they are self-employed. Many self-employed people believe they will struggle to get a mortgage. It’s often much easier than you’d imagine, so we’ve put together this guide for self-employed individuals who would like to buy a new home, or remortgage their existing property.
What happens to your mortgage when you move?
When you have a mortgage already, but you want to move house, what happens to your mortgage? This is a common question from our customers, wondering if they can keep their mortgage when they want to sell their existing home and move to a new one. To help we’ve written this guide to help you understand the pros and cons of porting or replacing your existing mortgage.