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How does a remortgage work?

Exiting a fixed rate early

Remortgaging is a process many homeowners undertake to explore better financial opportunities or adapt to changing circumstances.

Secure Your family’s future with Life Insurance

Life is full of uncertainties,
but your family’s financial stability shouldn’t be one of them. ​Take charge of their future with Life Insurance.

By taking Life Insurance out early, payment start at just over £1 a week and you will have peace of mind knowing your family are covered.

10 strange and funny mortgage facts through history: 1

Mortgages and houses. Are a serious matter. So we have tried to track down a few fun facs over a series of blogs.
10 quick facts from history, the weird and wonderful.

When did mortgages start? How did they start? What were the terms? Over the years i’m sure there are a million and one strange facts, here are a few. Look out for the next post!

A week marked by a flurry of reductions in mortgage rates

Mortgage rates dropping

This week witnessed a flurry of activity in rate cuts, with several lenders enhancing their fixed-rate offerings. According to insights from Moneyfacts finance expert Rachel Springall, these changes resulted in a decline in the average two- and five-year fixed mortgage rates overall.

What is the minimum credit score needed to get a mortgage in the UK?

lowest credit score for a mortgage?

The simple answer is, there isn’t a minimum credit score to get a mortgage, in fact some lenders don’t credit score at all.  We find when customers are talking about a credit score this often relates to the score given by credit reference agencies such as Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion. In fact, lenders have their […]

Santander announce 4.95% Five-Year Fixed Rate

Breaking News Today, Santander announced it is reducing its 5 year fixed rate to below 5% (25 Sept 2023).  Santander isn’t stopping there it is also reducing all residential and BTL fixed rates across its new business and product transfer ranges.  Sub-5% deals are very welcome, and hopefully, we will see mortgage lenders following suit.

Mortgage Charter

The UK’s largest mortgage lenders and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA – who regulated mortgages) have agreed with the Chancellor a set of standards that they will adopt when helping their regulated residential mortgage borrowers worried about higher rates.

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