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Mortgage Advice Center
Easy, free, friendly mortgage advice and reccomendations from professionals
1. Phone 08453885763 to talk directly to an IFA.
2.We will discuss your mortgage needs.
3. We do our research and reccommend the most suitable mortgage for you from across the market.
4. We then manage the mortgage process.
No Fee Advice, Reccomendations and Support
At the Mortgage Advice Center we are renumerated from the lender after the completion of the mortgage which ensures that we are determined to see through the most cumbersome of mortgages. This also means that standard mortgages and remortgages with us do not have a fee and that any initial advice given is free and without obligation.
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We offer insurance over all areas not just associasted with your mortgage.We offer protection for building and contents, critical illness, life insurance, income protection, mortgage payment protection and loan protection. If you want advice about insurance cover then contact us or if you want to go ahead and apply online for cover, then we have provided the cheapest products available which do not comprimise on cover. Apply on line now
Whole Of Market Advice
We act on behalf of you as Independant financial advisors so that we can find the most suitable and cost effective product from across the mortgage market. This is as apposed to tied advisors who act on behalf of their business and can only reccommend products in their business range. An example of a tied advisor is a bank advisor.
Customer driven approach
The Mortgage Advice Center offers FSA regulated advice to all our clients. We know how big a mortgage decsion is and also how to guide the client smoothly through this process.
A customer driven approach is the foundation of our business which ensures that the client is both obtaining the products and service that they require in the quickest possible time.
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Mortgages for all needs
Our independant status allows us to provide advice and reccomendations on all mortgage products. It enables to find the most suitable and economical mortgage product. We can help clients with credit problems , first time buyers, remortgages, debt consolodation, buy to let, self - cert and with associated insurances.
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So what exactly has been happening Well we have had the credit crunch which has resulted in mortgage lenders not being able to lend money as freely as they have in the past. Why haven’t they been able to lend money? 1. They have not been able to b... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
It is increasingly hard for first time buyers to get on to the housing ladder in the current economical climate. However there is still an option for first time buyers who can not afford to buy a home on the open market. Priority is given to curre... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
For a lot of people there is good news on the property front. The industry in recent months has been focusing on the doom and gloom of repossessions although many homeowners are not doing too bad at all. This is due to the rise in property values ... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
With falling house prices and a temporary collapse in house building, it may seem strange to be talking about a housing shortage. However, if we put aside the short term difficulties of the credit crunch and falling demand, there is an underlying ... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
This is a question I sometimes ask my economics students. - If you were the Bank of England governor what would you do? To be fair, the MPC have quite a few difficult choice to make. The decade of low inflationary continuous growth seem to be over... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
2008 has seen some of the biggest changes to Buy to Let mortgage criteria since they were introduced in 1994. The ?credit crunch? has meant that lenders are more selective about whom they will lend to and the type of propositions they will lend on... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
The Market for Flats in the UK. In 2003, Leeds city centre had 1,800 apartment flats. By 2007, that figure (planned or built) had risen to 21,000. It was a remarkable expansion in flat numbers Yet, now the housebuilders are left with a high % of f... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
According to the government’s official statistics, inflation is currently 3%. But,many people in the UK, would probably say that they feel prices are rising much faster than this official figure. Is the government method wrong? Are people right to... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
The rates on Fixed rate mortgages in the UK are continuing to increase. The average fixed rate deal is now 6.75% on 2 year mortgages. Fixed rate mortgages have now reached a 10 year high. Furthermore, continuing problems in the credit markets mean... [from Mortgage Advice Center]
Struggling borrowers have been dealt another blow as giants Nationwide and Woolwich raise rates and the cost of two-year fixed rate mortgages hits a ten-year high [from Mortgage Advice Center]
Think Carefully when securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.