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Life insurance first timer?
Read more: Life insurance first timer?Life insurance first timer? Getting life insurance for the first time can seem daunting. Having to think about something as significant as how your loved ones will cope financially once you are no longer here can be quite overwhelming. We’re here to help break things down and help you make the right decision for your…
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Landlords prepare
Read more: Landlords prepareFollowing three years of pandemic disorder in the buy-to-let (BTL) sector, 2023 is shaping up to be another eventful year for landlords. With several major legislative reforms due to come into force this year, what can landlords do to prepare? So, what’s changing? The Renters’ Reform Bill, which is set to be voted on before…
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Preparing your documents
Read more: Preparing your documentsPreparing your documents Understandably, lenders are often handing over hundreds of thousands of pounds every time they agree a mortgage so it should come as no surprise that they are going to want to complete some due diligence to ensure that you are in a position to pay that money back. The extent of how…
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Check you have the right protection in 2023
Read more: Check you have the right protection in 2023The start of a new year is an ideal time to reassess your finances. Protection should be near the top of your list in 2023. Get protected The right protection for your unique needs is an indispensable safety net against any unexpected downturn in your financial situation. As we head into 2023, ask yourself if…
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Big changes announced for homeowners living in high-rise buildings
Read more: Big changes announced for homeowners living in high-rise buildingsNatWest and Lloyds Banking Group (including Halifax, Birmingham Midshires, and Scottish Widows) have recently announced they will be changing their criteria in early 2023. They will no longer require an EWS1 form on any blocks of flats over 5 storeys high for properties in England. This change is set to benefit thousands of homeowners living…
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Why life insurance is a crucial safety net
Read more: Why life insurance is a crucial safety netFewer than one in four people has a life insurance policy that would support their family in the event of their death, a new study1 has found. As the cost-of-living burden worsens, experts fear that the protection gap could continue to widen. Indeed, a tenth of respondents said they have already given up one or…
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Why you shouldn’t solely rely on your employee benefits for insurance.
Read more: Why you shouldn’t solely rely on your employee benefits for insurance.As an employee, you may find that you are eligible for an employee benefits package. Your employer may provide you some level of group protection. This may include life insurance, also known as a death in service, along with potentially an income protection benefit. Death in service is linked to your salary and is in…
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Life insurance – could you live without it?
Read more: Life insurance – could you live without it?Planning for what you’ll leave behind once you’re gone is no easy task. But if you have loved ones that rely on your income, finding the right life insurance policy can make facing the unknown a little less daunting. Peace of mind Knowing your loved ones will not face financial hardship in your absence brings…
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Property Surveys
Read more: Property SurveysProperty Surveys – What are they and why are they a good idea?
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Property Surveys
Read more: Property SurveysProperty Surveys – What are they and why are they a good idea?
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The Power Of A Good Solicitor & What They Do
Read more: The Power Of A Good Solicitor & What They DoA solicitor conducts conveyancing, which is the legal transfer of a property between two parties – a seller and a buyer. The costs of buying or remortgaging a home can add up quickly. Having the right solicitor on your side is worth their weight in gold and could save you a lot of money. Your…
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Celebrating 200 Reviews
Read more: Celebrating 200 ReviewsChance to get £200 off your broker fee To celebrate receiving 200 five-star Google reviews, we are offering £200 off our broker fee for the first 20 people to contact using this link if they apply for a mortgage before 30th June
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Vouched For – Top Rated Adviser
Read more: Vouched For – Top Rated AdviserWe are proud to announce that Michael Bennison has received the accolade of Top Rated Adviser 2020 at Vouched For – Home to the UK’s most trusted advisers. With a 5 out of 5 rating from 70 reviewers, Michael is leading a small team of brokers at our family-run business by delivering the high standard…
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Types of Protection and Why They’re Important
Read more: Types of Protection and Why They’re ImportantHaving protection in place can give you peace of mind that you and your family are protected in the worst case scenario. Even with no dependents, protection will provide a safety net…
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Why We Changed How We Charge Our Broker Fees
Read more: Why We Changed How We Charge Our Broker FeesBroker Fees Explained What is a broker fee? A broker fee is a fee that a mortgage broker charges the client for their services. Not all mortgage brokers charge fees, but doing so will generally give them better financial power to invest back into their service quality. Broker fees can be a flat sum, a…
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Wharf Life Newspaper Appearance
Read more: Wharf Life Newspaper AppearanceMichael Bennison and Andrew Brown appear in Wharf Life Wharf Life newspaper recently interviewed Bennison Brown directors Andrew and Michael to gain an insight into the company values that drive their consistently high service. “Bennison Brown has taken all the good bits from our previous careers and we’ve gotten rid of the bureaucracy so we…