Can future income help you get a mortgage? Discover how UK mortgage lenders assess confirmed pay rises, promotions and new employment contracts when calculating affordability.
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Can future income help you get a mortgage? Discover how UK mortgage lenders assess confirmed pay rises, promotions and new employment contracts when calculating affordability.
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Today, Metro Bank has announced significant enhancements to its large loan mortgage offerings. These changes, effective immediately, promise greater flexibility and accessibility for borrowers seeking mortgages above £1 million. As a leading whole-of-market mortgage...
Are you a high net worth individual with a £700K, £800K, £900K, £1 Million+ large mortgage loans coming up for renewal within the next year to two years? If the answer is yes, then you are one of the 1.8 million people expected to come off their fixed rate deal. For...
So you’ve owned a property for a while and decide to rent it out. This initial buy-to-let investment proves to be a profitable source of income for yourself, so you decide to get another. Soon you find that you are in the position to buy more, and more. You have now...
In today's unpredictable world, being financially resilient is paramount, especially when it comes to safeguarding the well-being of your family. While conversations about financial security often revolve around protecting oneself or a partner against serious...
Life is a journey fraught with unexpected twists and turns, and not all of them bring joy unfortunately. While it's human nature to avoid dwelling on the negative aspects of our health, the reality is that many of us will face a serious illness at some point in our...
This month the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors released their November 2023 RICS Residential Market Survey, a survey which analyses the residential property market and trends. Against a backdrop of challenges, subtle shifts and emerging trends bring a somewhat...
A recent study by Uswitch has uncovered a significant shift in the priorities of UK homebuyers, with more than 4 in 10 (43%) indicating a willingness to pay a premium for energy efficient properties. The findings reveal a growing trend among buyers who are...
When it comes to mortgages, many people wonder if the size of their bank account or their income influences the terms of their home loan. Of course, in most cases, the more money you earn the larger mortgage loan you can often achieve. However, it’s a common belief...
More than a fifth of mortgage payers won't shift to a new lender, and more than a third haven't changed their mortgage in the past five years, according to research from YouGov. Despite a variety of new deals coming to the market and mortgage interest rates dropping,...
When it comes to getting a mortgage, understanding the nuances of credit checks is paramount for borrowers seeking new home finance. Recent developments from Barclays Bank have brought significant changes to the credit checking process for mortgage applicants. In this...
When it comes to securing a mortgage for your dream home, you have two primary options: working with a mortgage broker or going directly to a bank or lender. Each approach has its advantages and disadvantages, and the decision of whether to go to a mortgage broker or...
Buying a home is a significant financial milestone, and securing a mortgage is often a crucial step in this process. TSB, a prominent retail and commercial bank, has established a set of mortgage affordability criteria to ensure that potential borrowers can...
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