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:
Whatever your reason for remortgaging, timing is everything. We look at when remortgaging can be most beneficial, and when it may be best to avoid it
The bank vs mortgage broker debate is the first focus for many getting a mortgage. Your bank might seem like an easier option, but is this limiting your options, and if so, how?
LTV, or loan-to-value, is the percentage you are borrowing of the property value when you get a mortgage. IT affects the interest rates lenders charge
The Islamic or halal mortgage process is slightly different, allowing customers to get finance to buy a home in compliance with Sharia law
Read our guide to find out everything you need to know about mortgage offers, from how long they lost and how they differ from a mortgage in principle.
Applying for a mortgage can be daunting, but our guide explains everything you need to know, including what documents you need and how a broker can help.
The deposit protection scheme is a vital safeguard for tenants and landlords alike, find out your responsibilities under the scheme as a residential landlord
Gazumping is when a seller accepts a better offer on their property after a sale has already been agreed with another buyer, but before contracts have been exchanged.
If you are moving home you might be able to keep your existing mortgage and move it over to your new property - this is known as porting
Finding out how much you can borrow before you look for a home is a good idea. We look at how lenders decide what size of mortgage they will offer you
Moving home is among the most stressful things to do, but much of that stress can be mitigated by planning in advance. Our advice will help!
Your home's value can fluctuate according to the market, but you can also increase its value by taking a few steps. Our guide explains further.