Without knowing the result of Brexit, it is uncertain whether interest rates will rise, stay the same or even reduce. For those wishing to have certainty a longer fixed rate is an option, for those sitting on the fence and willing to speculate, a tracker rate with no redemption penalty leaving you free to change your mortgage at any time is another option. We could tell you about how professional we are, but these are things you would expect anyway, so we won't. We would rather our clients tell you about how good an experience working with us was. You can judge for yourself, this is what our clients said. You may be reading this page because you need some guidance or your lender may have let you down. You’ve seen the adverts saying "why not come to us for your mortgage?" the problem is you get there, you are told '"unfortunately we cannot help you this time but please come back next time when we may be able to help." Why would you? You need your mortgage now.
With the uncertainty over the outcome of Brexit, a slow market and mortgage lenders competing for business, mortgage deals are very competitive at present. For many first time buyers and home owners across the UK who intend to stay in their current home for the foreseeable future one question maybe, is now a good time to take a long term fixed rate?
With the uncertainty over the outcome of Brexit, a slow market and mortgage lenders competing for business, mortgage deals are very competitive at present. For many first time buyers and home owners across the UK who intend to stay in their current home for the foreseeable future one question maybe, is now a good time to take a long term fixed rate?
