Remortaging
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Is now a good time to remortgage?
Read more: Is now a good time to remortgage?Mortgage rates fell back in the last few months of 2022, having surged after September’s ‘mini-budget’. If you’re thinking about remortgaging, could now be a good time to secure a deal? Bank Rate blues The Bank of England has increased Bank Rate throughout 2022 and is expected to continue doing so in the new year.…
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Inflation and how it affects your mortgage
Read more: Inflation and how it affects your mortgageAccording to the Office for National Statistics, inflation hit a near 40 year high of 9% during April and could yet rise further during the remainder of the year. Driven by a further increase in the energy price cap coming in in October, experts are predicting this figure could rise to 10% putting a further…
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HTB Remortgages – A Practical Example
Read more: HTB Remortgages – A Practical ExampleThere are many online guides for the Help to Buy Equity Loan Scheme and how the process works when first buying a property, but what happens when you come to remortgage?
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6 Things You Should Do To Make Sure You Get The Best Mortgage Deal
Read more: 6 Things You Should Do To Make Sure You Get The Best Mortgage DealWhether you’re a first-time buyer, homeowner or landlord the below tips will help you understand how to make the most out of your personal situation, so you can get the best mortgage deal available to you.
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What Brexit means for homebuyers
Read more: What Brexit means for homebuyersWith all the political turmoil and uncertainty surrounding the UK’s exit from the European Union we look at the potential impact Brexit could have on house prices and interest rates.
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Are you losing thousands of pounds on a standard variable rate?
Read more: Are you losing thousands of pounds on a standard variable rate?[THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED ON 6 JUNE 2017 AND NOT ALL THE RATES MENTIONED ARE NOW STILL AVAILABLE – PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN UPDATE]Almost three million borrowers are currently paying their lenders standard variable rate. On average these borrowers could save £272.50 per month by remortgaging to a better deal. Bennison Brown has…
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Mouth watering low 2-year fixed mortgage rates
Read more: Mouth watering low 2-year fixed mortgage rates[THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED ON 5 JUNE 2017 AND NOT ALL THE RATES MENTIONED ARE NOW STILL AVAILABLE – PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN UPDATE] In the latest mortgage price war a 2-year fix has been launched for a 60% loan to value at less than 1%. Rates have also been cut for borrowers…
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Is now the right time to fix for 5-years?
Read more: Is now the right time to fix for 5-years?[THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED ON 03 MAY 2017 AND NOT ALL THE RATES MENTIONED ARE NOW STILL AVAILABLE – PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN UPDATE]A lender has launched the lowest 5-year fix available on the market for borrowers who have a 60% loan to value at a very attractive rate of 1.59%. There are…
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Five year fixed mortgage rates reduced to record low of 1.29%
Read more: Five year fixed mortgage rates reduced to record low of 1.29%[THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED ON 12 APRIL 2017 AND NOT ALL THE RATES MENTIONED ARE NOW STILL AVAILABLE – PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN UPDATE] One of our mortgage lenders have reduced their five-year fixed rates to the same rate as their two-year fixed rates for a limited time only: 1.29% for 60% Loan…
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What am I entitled to as a first-time buyer?
Read more: What am I entitled to as a first-time buyer?Buying your first home can be nerve-racking if you’ve spent years saving a deposit while watching house prices and mortgage rates rocket. If you’re wondering whether you’ve got enough to make it work, it can be reassuring to know what support is available to first-time buyers. As an eligible first-time buyer, you may be entitled…
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How do you choose the right mortgage as a first-time buyer?
Read more: How do you choose the right mortgage as a first-time buyer?If you’ve spent an evening flicking between mortgage comparison websites and ended up with more questions than answers, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common experiences first-time buyers describe when they come to us. The numbers look similar on the surface, and yet somehow each one feels like a different puzzle. The…
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Buying your first home in London
Read more: Buying your first home in LondonWhat can you afford, and where should you buy? Where to start as a first-time buyer in London Knowing where to start can be the hardest part of buying your first home in London. Prices are high, competition is real, and the process involves more steps (and more costs) than most people expect. If you’ve…
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Government Schemes That Can Help You Buy Your First Home
Read more: Government Schemes That Can Help You Buy Your First HomeWhether you’re struggling to save a deposit or need help finding affordable housing, these 2025 schemes could help turn your homeownership dream into a reality.