With access to the whole mortgage market our advisers can find the very best mortgage for your circumstances. This means you can keep your financial cards up your sleeve to potentially reduce the purchase price of your property. The Mortgage Bureau is now one of the country's leading mortgage independent mortgage advisers. With access to every provider on the market, we can ensure you have the very best cover to protect you in the event of death, critical illness or long term sickness.
Looking for a mortgage does not have to be difficult. Sometimes it can feel like the most challenging and time-consuming task, especially when you're trying to compare lenders. There are a huge number of lenders on the market, but many people opt to go with familiar names such as Halifax and Barclays because it seems like the 'easier' option.
The Mortgage Bureau is one of the most reputable mortgage brokers in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire & East Anglia; we set out to find you the best deals and provide you with impartial advice, so you can save a significant sum of money and time.
Looking for a mortgage does not have to be difficult. Sometimes it can feel like the most challenging and time-consuming task, especially when you're trying to compare lenders. There are a huge number of lenders on the market, but many people opt to go with familiar names such as Halifax and Barclays because it seems like the 'easier' option.
The Mortgage Bureau is one of the most reputable mortgage brokers in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire & East Anglia; we set out to find you the best deals and provide you with impartial advice, so you can save a significant sum of money and time.
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Want to find out what your monthly mortgage payments are likely to be?
Our free online mortgage calculator helps you quickly and simply see how much your monthly payments will be.
Just put in the amount you need to borrow (this is normally the property price minus your deposit amount), the mortgage term (how long you want the mortgage payments to be spread over, 25 years is the average), the interest rate of the deals you have been looking at and whether the mortgage is repayment or interest only.
Our free online mortgage calculator helps you quickly and simply see how much your monthly payments will be.
Just put in the amount you need to borrow (this is normally the property price minus your deposit amount), the mortgage term (how long you want the mortgage payments to be spread over, 25 years is the average), the interest rate of the deals you have been looking at and whether the mortgage is repayment or interest only.
You are probably thinking, 'What is a first time buyer mortgage and what difference does that make?
It has to do with UK law, where the first-time buyer has a special status.
Similar special regulations affect those qualifying for help to buy mortgages.
However, defining a first-time buyer isn't always a black or white affair as there are a few shades of grey in between.
Under this relief, first-time buyers will pay no stamp duty on purchases up to 300,000 and a rate of 5% on portions between 300,001 and 500,000.
It has to do with UK law, where the first-time buyer has a special status.
Similar special regulations affect those qualifying for help to buy mortgages.
However, defining a first-time buyer isn't always a black or white affair as there are a few shades of grey in between.
Under this relief, first-time buyers will pay no stamp duty on purchases up to 300,000 and a rate of 5% on portions between 300,001 and 500,000.
When you buy a property as an investment, you won't be allowed to fund your purchase with a normal residential mortgage.
Instead, you'll need to apply for a specialist buy-to-let mortgage.
The good news is that there are lots of deals out there, whether you're a first-time landlord, an 'accidental' landlord, or an experienced investor.
The bad news, however, is that the rules around buy-to-let mortgages can be a bit of a minefield.
Buy-to-let is a British phrase referring to the purchase of a property specifically to let out, i.e. to rent it out.
Instead, you'll need to apply for a specialist buy-to-let mortgage.
The good news is that there are lots of deals out there, whether you're a first-time landlord, an 'accidental' landlord, or an experienced investor.
The bad news, however, is that the rules around buy-to-let mortgages can be a bit of a minefield.
Buy-to-let is a British phrase referring to the purchase of a property specifically to let out, i.e. to rent it out.
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