Get free expert mortgage advice on a possible 2,000 products from all the leading mortgage lenders in the UK
When searching for a new home, picking a perfect property isn't the only decision you have to make. Choosing the right mortgage can be difficult and time consuming, especially if your knowledge of the market is limited.
With literally thousands of mortgage products available it is important not to miss out on the best mortgage deals.
Advice tailored to you
An independent mortgage broker will search through all the top deals from all the lenders in the UK to find the best mortgages for you.
A broker can help guide you through the process, from searching the market to locate the most suitable products, to arranging the mortgage with a lender on your behalf. They will also give you invaluable guidance throughout, saving you time, money and stress.
Access to a wide range of deals
Brokers will scour the market to find the right deals for you. They may be able to find you a better mortgage than you could have done yourself, as some brokers have access to special deals than won't be available directly from the lender.
Many lenders offer exclusive deals via brokers, with better rates or lower fees than any high street can offer you directly. Whether you're looking for the best fixed rate mortgage deals, want to know what the best offset mortgage deals are or are looking for the best remortgage deals, let a specialist advisor do the hard work for you.
Fast and efficient service
Brokers have daily experience of working with lenders so will know which are currently providing a quick turnaround and can advise you on which lenders to avoid if time is of the essence.
Brokers understand the lenders requirements so they can help the application go through as smoothly as possible, making sure you provide the correct documents and information.
Non standard requirements
If you have unusual requirements in relation to obtaining a mortgage, such as people with a poor credit rating, the self employed or an investment landlord looking for the best buy to let mortgage deals.
A specialist broker will have experience in these sectors and will be able to access niche products to fit your needs.
By not being part of a bank or building society, there is no vested interest in recommending one product or type of mortgage rather than another.
Simply complete our short online enquiry form and let an advisor guide you through the mortgage maze.
Latest news from the housing and mortgage markets
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Yorkshire Building Society describes its new range of 95% LTV mortgages as "a return to traditional lending"
21st November 2013Competition for homebuyers with little in savings is intensifying, as a Yorkshire Building Society unveils a range of new deals outside the Help to Buy scheme.
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More than 2,000 apply for government's Help to Buy scheme
12th November 2013More than 2,000 people have applied to take part in the government's extended Help To Buy scheme which helps borrowers get on the housing ladder with only a 5% deposit.
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Some lenders are raising mortgage rates will others follow?
9th March 2012It's three years since the Bank of England slashed its official rate to its lowest in three centuries - and it's stayed there. This has borrowers wondering why, when the central bank is holding its rates at record lows, other banks are jacking them up?
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Families turn to payday loans to cover mortgage repayments
5th January 2012The housing charity, Shelter, has warned more and more people are relying on payday loans credit to cover their mortgage payments.
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An entire generation could be "locked out" of the housing market
1st September 2011The National Housing Federation has issued a warning that a toxic mix or higher prices and tighter mortgage lending will leave an entire generation "locked out" of the housing market.
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Which? warns trouble ahead for homeowners on standard variable rate deals
22nd June 2011Consumer group Which? warns many homeowners on standard variable rate mortgages face financial difficulty if rates start to rise and accuses lenders of squeezing borrowers.