General
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How long is a mortgage term?
Read more: How long is a mortgage term?The right mortgage term for you depends on your individual circumstances. Mortgage terms can vary between 5 – 40 years, although the majority of lenders will want the mortgage to be repaid before retirement and usually by a specific age, such as 75. The shorter the mortgage term, the less interest you will pay in…
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How much can I borrow?
Read more: How much can I borrow?There are a number of factors that determine how much a lender will lend. These include, but not limited to, your income, credit commitments, housing costs, dependant adults or children, the size of deposit or equity available & the mortgage term.
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Whole of Market vs. Tied advice?
Read more: Whole of Market vs. Tied advice?Some mortgage brokers, like ourselves, offer advice from the whole of the market. A tied advisor will only offer advice from a select number of lenders. This may mean you do not get access to the best products or miss out on the right mortgage for you by using a tied advisor.
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Where can I get a mortgage from?
Read more: Where can I get a mortgage from?You can get a mortgage from a bank, building society or a specialist mortgage lender. You can apply direct to these companies or you can use a broker. A broker will advise you on the right deal for you as well as assisting in the application stage.
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Help to Buy explained
Read more: Help to Buy explainedRecent research has shown that over half of first time buyers do not understand how the Help to Buy scheme works so our advisor Alex Esposito explains the scheme in straight forward terms.
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Why use a mortgage broker instead of your bank
Read more: Why use a mortgage broker instead of your bankIn this article we consider the reasons why you should always use a mortgage broker when you review your mortgage arrangements
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Give your family Peace of Mind this Christmas
Read more: Give your family Peace of Mind this ChristmasIn this article we look at the reasons why having adequate protection in place will provide your family with Peace of Mind this Christmas
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How can I improve my score?
Read more: How can I improve my score?The last in a series of 3 articles explaining the steps that can be taken to improve your credit score