Check your credit score. Mortgage lenders will use this to assess the way you handle your finances. You can check your credit score with Experian for free via the link on our website. If your credit score is low, you can work on it to improve it by-
Look carefully at your outgoings. When applying for a mortgage the lender will assess how much you can afford to pay, by looking at your outgoings. They may do this by asking for copies of three months of bank statements. Start to cancel anything that’s not essential, such as that gym membership that you no longer use.
Check out our best buy table to get a feel of the best rate. The rates are updated daily. Remember that the lowest rate is not always the best mortgage for you. Additionally, the table will also help you get a feel of what the monthly repayments will be.
Book an appointment with one of our mortgage advisers. You might feel that applying directly to a mortgage lender online is the best way. However, being declined for mortgages that you were unlikely ever to get will quickly have a material impact on your credit score. Our adviser will be able to guide you to the most suitable mortgage for your circumstances. Furthermore, they often have access to rates that are not advertised by lenders.
A mortgage is often the biggest and most important financial commitment of a person’s life.
There are many factors involved in getting a new mortgage and the process may seem complex and time-consuming. But don’t worry! We don’t expect you to take it all on yourself – we are here to advise you at every step of the way and to do most of the work for you.
Meetings can be at a time that is convenient for you. This may be a meeting in the early evening or at the weekend. We also make use of video conferencing such as-
Telephone conferencing, can also be arrange.
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AS A MORTGAGE IS SECURED AGAINST YOUR HOME, IT COULD BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP THE MORTGAGE REPAYMENTS.