First Time Buyers Special Event

Specialists in First Time Buyer Mortgages

Our experts will be on hand to discuss all you need to know about buying your first home.

Whether you are ready to buy now or are planning a move in the future book your free appointment now.

  • Our advice is always free, friendly and unpressurised

  • We will explain all the schemes to help you buy your first home

  • We are experts in Help to Buy and recommended by house builders nationwide

  • We will give you advice on how to improve your chances of getting a mortgage

  • We will explain the buying process from finding the right home to completion

  • We will search the whole market to find the best mortgage for you

We look forward to seeing you on October 26th.

Don’t worry if you can’t make the date, our advisors are available 6 days a week to help you. To book your appointment now on 01628 507477 or click here to book an appointment online.

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First time buyers: latest blog articles

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New first-time buyer scheme announced by Burnham

4 days ago

Saturday 26th September, Andy Burnham announced a new equity loan scheme called “Your First Home”. The scheme, which will be confirmed at next month’s budget, is aimed at first-time buyers looking to purchase a new-build property from a developer signed up to the scheme.

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Flats 40% cheaper to buy than houses

13 days ago

This price gap between the cost of houses and flats is the biggest it has ever been. Houses are now costing 1.7 times more than a flat, which is 0.4 times higher than 10 years ago

Take a look at our list of houses vs. flats per area.

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Are mortgage rates set to increase?

23 days ago

We have seen several lenders increase their mortgage rates over the last couple of weeks. This suggests mortgage rates are likely to rise.

Although nothing is set in stone, lender repricing, rising swap rates, and continued economic uncertainty suggest borrowers should prepare for higher mortgage costs.