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How can we do all this for free?
All brokers receive a payment from the lender when the mortgage completes. Other brokers charge customers a fee of between £250-£2,377*. With L&C, you really won’t pay a fee. No fee for our advice and no fee for our service. Nothing.
Many mortgage brokers charge a fee.
Fee: £250 - £2,377*
All mortgage brokers are paid by the lender
Fee £0
How mortgage brokers are paid
*Based on 1% of our typical loan amount as of June 2026
Don’t pay extra
You’ll pay no more applying through us than you would going directly to the lender on the same deal – but we’ll also handle the entire process for you from application right through to completion.
And, if a better deal becomes available before you complete, we can swap you on to it if it's a better one for you.
Benefit from exclusive deals
We sometimes have exclusive deals not available directly from the lender so you may be able to save more money.
We’ve got a proven track record
It’s an approach that’s proved itself to work time and time again – in fact, we’ve won over 220 industry awards for our services.
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Latest mortgage news
Over half of UK homeowners feel pressured by mortgage payments
Our latest research shows just how much pressure those payments are putting on household budgets and what borrowers would do if they suddenly had a little more financial breathing room.
Renovate or relocate. How to get the home you need.
There comes a time in every homeowner’s life when the house starts to feel a little cramped, dated or unloved. But the question is whether to chuck it all in and move, or renovate the place you once loved.
Government to replace Lifetime ISA with new First Time Buyer ISA
The Lifetime ISA is set to be replaced by a new Government-backed First Time Buyer ISA designed to help those wanting to get onto the property ladder to save a deposit.
Government reforms aim to speed up homebuying and cut costs
Purchasing a property should become easier and cheaper under Government reforms designed to put an end to gazumping and reduce buying and selling costs.
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