*Whether you are looking to remortgage or buy a property...
The impact of the "credit crunch" has dramatically affected mortgage lending. To meet capital adequacy requirements banks have been shoring up their balance sheets and consequently their appetite to lend has been severely restricted. In March 2009 the Bank of England reduced the "base rate" of interest to 0.5% in an effort to stave off the prospect of severe recession in the UK. For those on low tracker rates this has been good news. The question remains: when will interest rates rise and by how much? Our clients will typically engage us to:
- Advise about a new mortgage
- Arrange a remortgage to find a better rate
- Advise about the benefits and risks of raising additional money by remortgage
- *Provide advice on buy-to-let properties and portfolio building
A mortgage will typically be your biggest debt and rates can vary considerably from one lender to another. Taking independent advice can help you to get the right solution.
Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. You may have to pay an early repayment charge to your existing lender if you re-mortgage
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