Moving to a new home can sometimes seem even more complicated than buying your first home. What happens to your existing mortgage when you move house? Can you take it…
Remortgaging is when you switch from your current mortgage deal to another agreement. This switch can be made with either your existing lender or a new, presumably more cost-effective, one.…
It’s well documented that right now is harder than ever for first-time buyers to get a foot on the property ladder. Despite all of this doom and gloom surrounding increases…
Buy Now Pay later. Sounds good, doesn’t it? Over 17 million Brits have used this payment scheme to buy goods, but it’s important to be fully aware of the financial…
Crisis. It seems like these buzzwords have taken over our lives recently. But what exactly is this Cost of Living Crisis and what is causing it? The cost of living crisis…
In a bid to limit soaring prices predicted for this winter, The Bank of England has announced it will be raising its base rates from 1.25% to 1.75% from this…
For the vast majority of property owners, signing up to a mortgage is a lifelong commitment that doesn’t end until retirement and even beyond that. A significant reason for this…
What Do Mortgage Lenders Look For? …is the million dollar question and one that perplexes many mortgage applicants, often more so when you go through a lengthy mortgage application process…
According to a recent survey more than 70% of mortgage applicants prefer to use a mortgage broker. So why do so many people prefer to apply for their mortgages with a…
