We are always flexible enough to cover all of your financial needs, whichever those might be. Regardless of whether you’re about to make a first-time home purchase or are trying to refinance your current loan.
We are always flexible enough to cover all of your financial needs, whichever those might be. Regardless of whether you’re about to make a first-time home purchase or are trying to refinance your current loan.
We understand that financial situations, credit scores, and other financially-related things can vary… That is why we employ a flexible, person-centric approach to each individual client who comes for our fiscal help…
We understand that financial situations, credit scores, and other financially-related things can vary… That is why we employ a flexible, person-centric approach to each individual client who comes for our fiscal help…
With so many mortgages and loans featuring interest rates that are just outright bad, we’re here to level the field. Thanks to our refinancing and home equity loan programs you’ll be able to take back the control!
With so many mortgages and loans featuring interest rates that are just outright bad, we’re here to level the field. Thanks to our refinancing and home equity loan programs you’ll be able to take back the control!
A: A mortgage is basically a simple loan that allows you to buy a home or other property by securing the loan against the property you buy. You can read more about our taking a mortgage with us works by visiting our services page.
You can apply for a mortgage from a bank or other financial institution, such as a credit union, building society or specialist mortgage Borrower. We’re a credit union and a special financial institution. Although you can apply directly, using the advice of our independent mortgage specialists might help you find the deal that will be most beneficial for your money interests!
There are many different kinds of mortgage to choose from. All of them have varying features and benefits. Some of the more common types include:
A: This depends on a number of factors. Still, Borrowers are typically prepared to lend three times your salary or two-and-a-half times a joint salary.
They will also consider things such as any other source of income from a second job that you’ll prove to them, bonuses, tax credits, and maintenance payments and since lending rules were tightened, they also increasingly investigate borrowers’ ability to repay.
This means looking at your credit history and scoring it, just as well as on your monthly outgoings, examining not just how much you spend but what you spend it on, to help assess your ability to manage should interest rates rise.
Some providers will now offer four-and-a-half times your annual income – but the more you borrow in relation to your income, the more likely you are to fail MMR checks and to have your application to be declined.
A: This will depend on your financial standing, the price of the property and your credit history…
Whilst ‘100% mortgages’ – where you can borrow 100% of the property’s value – have now almost entirely disappeared, it’s still possible to get a 95% mortgage, where you pay a deposit of 5% of the property’s value.
But many Borrowers ask for a 10% deposit or more, and many tend to save the best rates for borrowers with a deposit of 25%.
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