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Large Mortgages and Mortgages from £500,000 to £1 Million and Over


Large mortgages can sometimes to pose a problem for a borrower.
A large number of mortgage lenders have a maximum loan amount and in many cases this is £500,000 with some slightly more generous lenders limiting their maximum to £1million.
So what can be done if the mortgage is more than £1million?
Even finding lenders that will provide [...]

Low Loan to Value (LTV) Mortgage – Compare Mortgages


With falling house prices and mortgage lenders concerned about their exposure to risk the most competitive mortgage rates are currently being offered to applicants with low loan to value mortgages.
Gone are the days of 125% mortgages and free and easy lending criteria with house prices climbing month on month.
Now to qualify for the best mortgage [...]

Cheapest Fixed Rate Mortgages


In the current mortgage market finding the cheapest fixed rate mortgage deals can be frustrating.
People who thought they were getting the cheapest fixed rate 6 months ago are now seeing rates almost halved by comparison.
Fixed rates have been changing on an almost weekly basis and as the Bank of England continues to lower the base [...]

90% Mortgages – A Few Offers Available


Despite an economic slowdown and the refusal by many lenders to expose themselves to risk it is still possible to find 90% mortgages.
A 90% mortgage means you only need to have a 10% deposit to buy a property.
There are however a few products available but the rate of interest is not as competitive compared to [...]

Choosing the Right Mortgage Online


Although the recent rise in interest rates has flattened growth in house prices, it has not reduced the competition in the mortgage markets. Part of the reason for this is that the number of financial institutions and organisations outside of the banks and remaining building societies has rocketed over the past few years. The other [...]

Mortgage Options and Extras in the UK


In the UK, the two main types of mortgages are repayment and interest only. Interest only mortgages offer different repayment routes and different types of interest. Different types of mortgage and different lenders can lead to substantial savings. Lenders nowadays also offer flexible repayment schemes and optional extras.
Additional flexibility is also offered by the ability [...]

Remortgaging your Home


Remortgaging is the name given to the procedure when a borrower who has a mortgage with a particular company switches it to another company or to a different product with the same company, usually with a lower rate. Remortgaging is a popular thing to do – over 40% of all new loans every month in [...]

Mortgage Mix and Match


The two main types of mortgage loans in the UK are repayment and interest only. Quite often people think these are the only options and that they can only choose one finance option (such as using ISA’s) for paying off interest only loans.
But not only should you shop around for the best mortgage deal, you [...]

Mortgages and Purchase Incentives for New Builds and New Buyers


Are you a first time homebuyer?
If you are, then you will need to consider how much you can comfortably borrow to purchase the property.
With the continued rise of property prices across the UK, many first time homebuyers have had to consider one of several options: shared ownership, guarantor mortgage, saving for a large deposit, or [...]

Buy to Let Mortgages


When one has the capital to make a significant investment, the thought of buying a property to let surely comes to mind. Letting out a property can be a fine source of capital growth, however it also requires much work on the part of the landlord. If it is your intention to purchase a property [...]

 

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