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- How Does A Joint Mortgage Work?
- When you decide to get a mortgage with another person – both your incomes can be taken into account. The general rule is that you can borrow three times the first income plus half of the second income, or two-and-a-half times the joint income.
- What Is Conveyancing?
- Conveyancing is the name of the legal process of transferring ownership from the seller to the buyer.
- Unusual Properties
- What happens if I have an unusual property?
- Company Directors
- Are you a company director and looking for a mortgage, or remortgage to refinance your home? Our mortgage partners can arrange a mortgage for directors and the self employed, even those with less that two years accounts & low profits.
- Base Rate Tracker Mortgage
- A base rate tracker mortgage tracks the Bank Of England’s base interest rate then adds on a additional figure to arrive at the borrowers variable rate. Your monthly mortgage interest payments go up when the base rate goes up and they go down when the base rate goes down. The base rate tracker interest rate is usually between 0.5% and 1.0% above the Bank Of England's Base Rate.
How Do I Know If I Should Switch Mortgages?
The mortgage market changes on a regular basis – and it is quite possible that just a few years after taking out your mortgage there will be plenty of better deals out there with more favourable interest rates.
To make sure you’re not paying over the odds – keep your eye on the mortgages market, and be aware of better deals when they arise. You can find out what the latest deals are by simply looking in the newspaper, on the Internet, and in the shop windows of high street lenders. Remortgaging is not a big hassle, and it only takes 4 to 6 weeks to get it all sorted, so don’t let the thought of it put you off. It’s in your best interests to change mortgage, especially if you don’t have to pay any redemption penalties, and if another lender’s mortgage rates are 1% less than your own!
It’s always a good idea to take advice from an independent mortgage adviser before switching mortgages.
If you're interested in saving money by switching your mortgage click on the request a quote button and fill in your details. A mortgage adviser will phone you back to discuss your options.
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