Check out our helpful guides to have all of your burning questions about mortgages explained. Covering a wide range of topics, from mortgage terminology and statistics, through to sourcing reputable mortgage advice from a broker when you're looking to buy, move or remortgage your property:
A second home mortgage is a mortgage for buying a second home - not to be confused with getting a remortgage or second charge mortgage.
Saving for a mortgage deposit can be difficult for today’s first-time buyer. Find out how to save more quickly and effectively to get on the property ladder sooner than you think
Is taking out a loan for a house deposit an option? We explain whether this is possible and how it could affect your chances of getting a mortgage.
What is equity and how can you access it? We explain how you can remortgage to release equity, getting cash from your home.
Our guide looks at variable vs fixed-rate mortgages and how to decide which one is right for your circumstances.
A consumer buy-to-let mortgage is a type of buy-to-let mortgage that is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).We look at how they differ from traditional buy-to-let mortgages.
Looking for a holiday let mortgage? Find out if you could get a mortgage for a holiday home and how to find the best rates available.
Buying a new build home off-plan, you may find it a lot harder to get a mortgage than for a new build home that has already been built. We share some tips to help you
Home buying, moving and mortgage costs. Uswitch guide to all the costs of buying a house, including deposit, solicitor fees, stamp duty and conveyancing.
In the long run buying a home is usually better value than renting. Despite the large upfront costs that come with paying a deposit, legal and mortgage fees
Get the best self-employed mortgage for you. Plus, find out if it's harder to get one, how much you can borrow and what documents you need.
A repayment holiday is an agreement with your lender to take a break from your monthly mortgage payments, we look at how this impacts you in the long term