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Habito Review: The best online mortgage broker for you?

By Damien Fahy
21 min Read 24 Jun 2020
What is Habito and what does it do? You may already manage your pensions, investments and bank account online, so...

Mortgages

Mortgages for pensioners - what are the options?

By Marc Shoffman
12 min Read 23 Jun 2020
Getting a mortgage is tricky at any age but it becomes particularly complicated once you become a pensioner. Older borrowers...

Mortgages

Lifetime mortgage vs Retirement interest-only mortgage: Which is best?

By Marc Shoffman
18 min Read 18 Jun 2020
Older borrowers no longer need to feel restricted if they want to get a mortgage or access equity in their...

Mortgages

How long should you fix your mortgage rate for?

By Dean Mason
8 min Read 09 Oct 2014
When should you fix your mortgage? I'm often asked by clients 'Should I fix my mortgage?'  or 'How should I fix my mortgage for?' Even as a qualified mortgage adviser, the answer is that if I knew, I'd have retired many years ago! The adviser's role is not that of...

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Why arranging a second mortgage may get a lot harder

By Liam Fahy
2 min Read 01 Oct 2014
Why arranging a second mortgage may get a lot harder The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently announced that it plans to regulate the second charge mortgage market. Up until now a second charge mortgage was treated as consumer credit but in the future it will come under the same...

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