Category: Buy to Let Mortgages

Whether you are a first time buyer actively viewing properties or a home mover with your house on the market, you may have noticed that some of the larger estate agents and builders are very

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Life insurance is designed to pay out, usually in a lump sum, in the event of death.  With regards to your mortgage, the sum assured should be enough to pay off your outstanding balance.

Mortgage Protection Insurance is a term used to encompass various types of cover designed to protect borrowers from events which could severely impact their ability to maintain mortgage payments.

There are different variations but when connected

More and more people these days pay much closer attention to their credit rating. Consumer awareness of credit scoring is higher now than ever before and I’d say at least half of people who contact

When you start out looking for a mortgage you will soon realise that there are lots of different options available. Below you will see a list of the most popular types of mortgages available on

Can I get a Second Mortgage?
Second Mortgage Advice in Lincoln & Surrounding Areas Get a Second Mortgage with Lincolnmoneyman – EXPERIENCED Mortgage Broker

The answer is possibly YES…
There are many situations that require a person to

Why Get Mortgage Advice?
The Value of Mortgage Advice in Lincoln

Most people only arrange a mortgage every few years whereas Mortgage Brokers are working with Lenders on behalf of clients day in day out. As

This week I celebrate 20 years since I started out as a Mortgage Broker and here I reflect on the last 2 decades and perhaps what could lie in ahead for the future.

• Landlords are being urged to seek out cheaper mortgage deals quickly
• The way tax is calculated on buy-to-let income is changing in April 

Landlords are being urged to seek cheaper mortgage

As the Budget approaches, the clamour to reverse buy-to-let tax hikes will undoubtedly be raised

I’m no fan of stamp duty, nor an enemy of buy-to-let, but reversing the 3 per cent surcharge for additional properties