Mortgage Protection Articles
We regularly publish articles about residential mortgages with information and our tips to help you understand and make decisions about your family home.
Bridge the Gap: How Bridging Loans Can Make Moving Home Easier
Moving home is exciting — but when buying and selling don’t line up, it can quickly become stressful. You might find your dream property before
UK Mortgage Affordability Challenges in August 2025; and What’s Ahead for Autumn
Discover the latest on UK mortgage affordability in August 2025, the autumn remortgage outlook, and how government policy is shaping first-time buyer mortgages and housing supply.
The Smart Way to Secure the Best Mortgage Deal – and Protect It
The UK mortgage market in 2025 is more complex and fast-moving than ever. With interest rates beginning to fluctuate, lending criteria easing, and mortgage products
Lender Perceptions: How High Net Worth Individuals Can Navigate Complex Lending Processes
For high net worth individuals (HNWIs), releasing capital from property, whether investment property or family home can be a challenge—despite substantial wealth. One of the
Start 2025 Right: A Comprehensive Guide to Reviewing Your Mortgage, Protection, and Estate Planning
Welcome to our Guide to Reviewing your Mortgage, protection and estate planning. Now that the Christmas decorations are back in the loft, the turkey has
Why Understanding Your Credit File is Essential Before Applying for Finance—Especially Mortgages
When it comes to securing finance, whether for a mortgage, a car loan, or even a credit card, understanding your credit file is really important.
The Mortgage Market in 2024: Understanding the Trends and Implications for your Mortgage
The information contained within was correct at the time of publication but is subject to change The UK mortgage market continues to be unpredictable, shaped
Navigating the Mortgage Maze: Understanding Your Mortgage Options and the Crucial Role of Expert Advice in 2024
The information contained within was correct at the time of publication but is subject to change In the ever-evolving landscape of real estate and finance,
Remortgage or New Mortgage? Should you build or Move?
Considering the Cost of Moving House Deciding between a remortgage or new mortgage can be a tough choice, especially when you’re juggling the needs of
What’s Happening with Mortgage Interest Rates?
The ups and downs of mortgage Interest rates Mortgage rates are a pivotal factor in the housing market, and have a real impact on the
Why Using A Mortgage Broker To Secure Your Mortgage Is A Good Idea: Part 3
Secure your Mortgage using a mortgage broker. In Part 1 of our blog we looked at the mortgage market, and how a mortgage broker can
Why Using A Mortgage Broker To Secure Your Mortgage Is A Good Idea: Part 2
The Benefits of Using a Mortgage Broker: Don’t Go It Alone! When it comes to purchasing a home or refinancing your mortgage, the process can
100% Mortgages: Securing an Affordable Mortgage
How do 100% mortgages work? 100% mortgages, also known as no deposit mortgages, allow homebuyers to borrow the entire purchase price of a property without
Why using a mortgage broker to secure your mortgage is a good idea: Part 1
Wherever you live in the UK, the mortgage market can be a complex, confusing place with thousands of products, hundreds of lenders, and dozens of
What is the Best type of Mortgage for me to Consider?
If you’re looking for a mortgage you will be familiar with the plethora of deals, offers and rates on offer. If you’re in the market to buy a home, or remortgage your existing property, the array can be overwhelming. But it’s not just the deals and offers presented by lenders, but the different types of mortgage on offer as well.
First Time Buyers: #3 things that you need to know
First Time Buyers: #3 things that you need to know Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Buying your first home is an exciting time, but as first time
Bank of Mum and Dad : what you need to know
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Are you contemplating going to the Bank of Mum and Dad for help with the deposit for your home? Or you’re a parent