Buying
a home for the first time?
Moving to a new property?
Re-mortgaging your home?
Check
how much your intended mortgage is likely to cost
Check you have the best mortgage deal available.
What type of mortgage is best for you?
Who can provide it?
What is the best term?
What is the best interest rate?
We will guide you through the mortgage maze, and find the best
solution for you. Please click on the links on the right to find out
more, or visit our FAQ section.
Whats involved?
A mortgage is a method of borrowing money in the form of a loan
against the security of the property. Interest is payable
until the loan is repaid.
Mortgages can be interest-only or repayment.
An interest-only mortgage relies on a repayment from an ISA,
endowment or pension, and interest is paid on the full amount of the
loan until repayment.
With a repayment mortgage, the monthly payments are part
interest, part repayment of capital.
Mortgage providers are the companies (usually Banks or
Building Societies) who lend you the money to buy your home, in the
form of a mortgage. There are many such companies, and a huge range
of mortgages on offer.
You can choose a fixed interest rate over a certain period,
or the more traditional variable interest rate. The fixed
rate protects you during the fixed rate period against rises in
interest rates. If interest rates fall, however, you do not benefit
from lower rates.
Mortgage providers normally insist on some form of life
insurance to cover the repayment in the event of the death of
the borrower. This is term assurance for interest-only
mortgages and decreasing term assurance for repayment
mortgages.
We will research the entire range of mortgages offered by Banks
and Building Societies to find your best deal. Simply complete our
on-line
form and we will contact you with our no-obligation recommendation.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
The Financial Services
Authority does not regulate all forms of Mortgages and loans.
Written Quotations are
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