Stress-Free Steps to Comparing Your Mortgage...
Getting to know you...
At a time that suits you, we’ll arrange an appointment – either face-to-face, by video call, or over the phone, whichever you’re most comfortable with – so we can get to understand your circumstances and needs in more detail.
We search the whole of market.
Now we know a bit more about you and what you want, we’ll search our panel of lenders for the right mortgage. We’re a whole of market broker, which means we’re not tied to one particular lender and have access to the best products from a range of banks, building societies and specialist lenders.
We’ll make our recommendation...
Having found the right mortgage for you, we’ll talk you through it and explain all the features and benefits and how it meets your needs.
With you every step of the way!
Our dedicated team at (name of firm) will be with you all the way through the process – from application to completion. Here for whatever you need, whenever you need it.
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about Home-Mover Mortgages
A home mover mortgage works just like a regular mortgage but is designed for those who are selling their current property and moving to a new home. Depending on your situation, you may need a new mortgage that better suits your needs, or you may be able to transfer your existing agreement.
“Porting” your existing mortgage to your new home may seem like a convenient option, but it’s important to consider all your choices. While porting your mortgage may be suitable, you could be missing out on more competitive rates available for home mover mortgages. Our qualified mortgage advisors can help you weigh your options and find the best solution for your needs.
When moving to a new home that costs more than your current property, you may need to increase your loan amount, resulting in higher monthly payments based on your new credit agreement. To obtain a new mortgage, you’ll have to undergo credit and affordability checks similar to those you underwent for your previous mortgage.
You may have the option to “port” your current mortgage agreement and expand the mortgage amount. However, it’s essential to be aware that you could face early repayment charges if you exit your existing agreement before its term ends.
This will depend on the type of agreement you have with your current lender, you will pay early repayment fees if you’re on a:
- Fixed term mortgage
- Discounted variable rate
You will not be subject to early repayment fees on a:
- Standard variable rate mortgage
- Offset mortgage
Depending on your lender, you may need to pay an early repayment fee on a:
- Tracker mortgage
- Interest only mortgage
It’s best to check your documents or speak to the lender or broker who set up your agreement.
Find the Right Mortgage for Your Next Move.
Moving home can be an exciting but stressful time, especially when it comes to finding the right mortgage. But don’t worry, we’re here to help!
With access to the whole of market, we can compare deals from 100+ leading lenders.
