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1. How much can you borrow?

You’ll typically be able to borrow 4 - 4.5 x your salary, depending on your income versus your expenses. Use our calculator to work out how much you could borrow.

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2. What will your monthly repayments look like?

Once you know roughly how much you can borrow, we can help you work out what your monthly repayments would be, ensuring you stay within budget.

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3. Get expert advice tailored to your needs

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There may be a fee for mortgage advice. The actual amount you pay will depend on your circumstances. The fee is up to 1% but a typical fee is 0.3% of the amount borrowed.

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Frequently asked questions

Why do I need mortgage advice?

Getting a mortgage is likely to be one of the biggest financial decisions you'll ever make, and it's important you make a choice that suits your circumstances. A mortgage adviser can search the market on your behalf and recommend the right deal for you.

How do I apply for a mortgage?

The process involves providing lots of information to lenders (and filling out a whole lot of forms). Being well prepared is key and can make the process move smoothly. For more guidance, check out our comprehensive guide.

How do I get a mortgage if I'm self-employed?

Being self-employed doesn't mean you can't get a mortgage. Ensuring your books are all up-to-date and keeping a clear record of your finances can help strengthen your position as a borrower. In this case, we'd recommend speaking with a mortgage adviser to find out what you need to do.

What is remortgaging?

Remortgaging is the process of taking out a new loan to cover your previous mortgage. Remortgaging can come with plenty of benefits, from releasing equity in your home to the potential to save money on your monthly repayments. Check out our remortgaging guide for more information.

What is protection?

Protection secures your family and home against the worst-case scenario. It's also important to note that your needs are likely to change throughout your life. Perhaps you're moving jobs, starting a family, or even downsizing. These are all things you need to consider when looking at protection.

Do I need to have a Will in place to get a mortgage?

No, having a Will in place is not a requirement for getting approved for a mortgage.

However, having a Will is generally recommended for everyone regardless of their mortgage situation. It ensures your wishes for your estate are carried out after you pass away, which can avoid complications for your loved ones during an already difficult time.

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A Valued Customer
Robbie has amazing with the help on my mortgage since December. The applications process has been smooth because of Robbie. I highly recommend Robbie's services.
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A Valued Customer
Very good. A lot of advice and explanation from the team and just helpful, especially due to our special circumstance mortgage
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A Valued Customer
Dean was our Mortgage advisor, and his knowledge and advice was second to none. He has been a tremendous help, guiding us through this chaotic process always providing sound and efficient advice when we needed. We cannot thank Dean and the team enough for the work they have done.
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A Valued Customer
The service was excellent. Everyone was extremely helpful and got me sorted with all i needed.
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A Valued Customer
Excellent communication and advice from beginning to end. I can highly recommend Nigel my Advisor for his professionalism, speed of reply and knowledge.
Posted 20 Apr 2025
A Valued Customer
Beth was great, really understanding and considerate of our situation and supportive of finding a good solution for us.
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Ryan Mcauley
Karen Westoby did a good job, clear in all communication. Found a good mortgage deal & term.
Posted 19 Apr 2025
A Valued Customer
Peter and Stuart were really helpful. We were able to complete the whole process in a short time.
Posted 19 Apr 2025

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