Interest Rates Explained
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- Will I Have To Pay An Arrangement Fee And How Much Will It Be?
- The Arrangement Fee is also known as an Administration or Application fee and it’s designed to cover your lender's administrative costs for setting up the mortgage.
- How Do I Prove My Income?
- When you apply for a mortgage you will normally have to provide proof of income. However, there are mortgages available, called Self-Certified mortgages, where this is not necessary.
- Interest Rates Explained
- APR is used to identify the true cost of borrowing and to provide you with a method of comparing the true costs of a loan.
- How Do I Switch Mortgages?
- Switching mortgages (remortgaging) has been made very easy by the industry, in reaction to the fact that most people remortgage their homes on a regular basis i.e. every 5 years on average.
- I Have Been Turned Down For A Loan Or Credit Card, Will I Still Be Able To Get A Mortgage?
- If you have been turned down for a credit card or loan, then you need to find out why your application was rejected before you apply for a mortgage.
What is APR?
APR is used to identify the true cost of borrowing and to provide you with a method of comparing the true costs of a loan.
Mortgage loans were originally excluded from being required to quote an APR, however it is now a legal requirement that a true APR figure be provided with any loan illustration.
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