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How to get a mortgage with our help
This short video tells you what to expect when you call us for mortgage advice. It's a really simple,
straightforward process and remember our expert advisers are available to help you 7 days a
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- We will help you at every step. Our staff are here to keep your application on track , making the process as hassle free as possible for you.
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Our latest best buy mortgages
Latest mortgage best buys
Based on a mortgage of £125,000 at 50% LTV
| Provider and details | Initial rate | Overall cost for comparison |
|---|---|---|
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0.99%
then 3.69% (variable)
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3.4%
APRC
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1.19%
then 4.74% (variable)
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4.5%
APRC
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1.19%
then 3.74% (variable)
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3.5%
APRC
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HSBC
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0.99%
then 3.69% (variable)
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3.4% APR
Overall cost for comparison
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Yorkshire BS
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1.19%
then 4.74% (variable)
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4.5% APR
Overall cost for comparison
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TSB
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1.19%
then 3.74% (variable)
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3.5% APR
Overall cost for comparison
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Latest buy to let mortgage best buys
Based on a mortgage of £125,000 at 50% LTV
| Provider and details | Initial rate | Overall cost for comparison |
|---|---|---|
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1.64%
then 5.54% (variable)
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4.8%
APRC
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1.64%
then 5.00% (variable)
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4.7%
APRC
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1.65%
then 5.74% (variable)
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5.2%
APRC
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Accord
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1.64%
then 5.54% (variable)
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4.8% APR
Overall cost for comparison
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Platform
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1.64%
then 5.00% (variable)
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4.7% APR
Overall cost for comparison
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Leeds
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1.65%
then 5.74% (variable)
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5.2% APR
Overall cost for comparison
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News & Views
What is going on in the world of mortgages?
Here’s how lenders are reacting to the Bank of England’s decision to cut Base Rate. We’ll keep updating this page as news comes come in.
...
September 26, 2016
A mortgage is one of the most expensive commitments many of us will ever take out, but even some of the savviest households fail to consider cutting the costs of their mortgage. Our mortgage advisers have shared four ways you could save – follow these tips to see if you could save big.
- Beware standard variable rates (SVRs)
Most lenders offer a standard variable rate mortgage (SVR). These rates are set by the lenders and – although they offer a degree of flexibility – they typically charge ...
September 26, 2016
The Financial Times looked this weekend at the first month’s set of data provided by the Office of National Statistics since the EU Referendum result. ...
September 19, 2016
The latest Residential Market Survey produced by the Royal Institution of Surveyors (RICS) suggests that the housing market is stabilising in the wake of the EU Referendum result.
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September 09, 2016