What has caused Mortgage Rates to rise?
24 Nov 2022
To assist anyone who is about to remortgage or buy a new home, we have attempted to answer some of the questions we are frequently being asked about rising mortgage rates.
How Will The Proposed EPC Changes Impact Landlords?
22 Aug 2022
If you’re a landlord & you’re unaware of the proposed upcoming legislative changes, see how this new bill could impact the UK rental market.
Navigating Mortgage Interests Rates | The Importance Of Speaking To An Expert
10 Aug 2022
It has always been beneficial to speak to a mortgage advisor when you’re taking out a new mortgage, but this interest rate rise has made it even more important.
How Accurate Are Mortgage Salary Multipliers? | What Factors Affect It?
2 Aug 2022
The term ‘mortgage salary multiplier’ is used when referring to multiplying your income to calculate the maximum amount a mortgage provider would lend to you.
Common Issues Highlighted In A Full Structural Survey
27 Jul 2022
Ultimately, a full structural survey provides you with peace of mind and removes some of the risks associated with buying a property.
How The IPFA’s Whitepaper Could Benefit First-Time Buyers
1 Jul 2022
IPFA stands for ‘Industry Panel for Financial Advice’ and this panel has come together to advocate on behalf of UK financial advisers and all of the customers we serve.
How Does A Mortgage Valuation Report Affect A Mortgage Offer?
22 Jun 2022
Before a mortgage provider agrees to lend you the money you need to purchase a property, they will conduct a mortgage valuation.
Fees To Be Aware Of When Taking Out A Mortgage
9 Jun 2022
If you’re unable to buy a property outright and you need a mortgage to make the purchase, it’s important to be aware there are several fees associated with taking out a mortgage too. I
Useful Tips For Switching Mortgage Providers
25 May 2022
If your current mortgage deal is no longer competitive and you think you could save money by taking out a new mortgage product,
The Basics About Early Redemption Charges
16 May 2022
This fee is also known as an Early Repayment Charge and it is one of the largest fees associated with fixed rate mortgages.
What You Need To Consider When Comparing Mortgage Products
28 Apr 2022
we have put together a list of important things to consider whenever you’re comparing mortgage products from different lenders.
Top 5 Most Common Reasons Why Mortgage Applications Get Rejected
20 Apr 2022
We have listed some of the most common reasons why people are unable to get the mortgages they’ve applied for
Is Bridging Finance A Good Idea? | FAQ's Answered
12 Apr 2022
To help anyone who is interested in equity release, below we have answered three of the most commonly asked questions.
Commonly Asked Questions About Equity Release In Later Life
4 Apr 2022
To help anyone who is interested in equity release, below we have answered three of the most commonly asked questions.
Using Equity Release To Buy A Second Home | How Much Do You Need?
31 Mar 2022
If you’re over 55 years of age and have considerable equity in your home, you may be wondering; ‘can I use equity release to buy a second home?’.
Common Reasons Why People Consider Equity Release
21 Mar 2022
You may have heard of the term ‘equity release’ and simply put, this is the process of releasing some of the money that is tied up in your home.
5 Common Reasons Why People Consider Equity Release
9 Mar 2022
Purchasing a property and then letting it out to tenants is a great way to earn additional income and the more properties you own, the more you can earn.
Things You Need To Know When Getting A Buy-To-Let Mortgage
4 Mar 2022
Purchasing a property and then letting it out to tenants is a great way to earn additional income and the more properties you own, the more you can earn.
Getting A Mortgage As A First Time Buyer | What You Need To Know
31 Jan 2022
Buying your first home comes with a mixture of emotions. Owning a property is a really exciting prospect, but the practicalities associated with actually buying a property can be quite daunting.
The Basics About Residential Mortgages | Our Top Tips
31 Jan 2022
Although there is a huge range of different types of mortgages on the market, one of the most commonly required is a residential mortgage.
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Effective ways to relieve stress
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Did you know that buying a house, or relocating is in the top 10 most stressful life events?
Stress of course is an unavoidable part of life and there are many reasons why people experience stress, not just buying a house!
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