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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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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
David (Blunden) is amazing, he’s been so helpful from the very start. Would recommend him to anyone.
Posted 05 Aug 2026
A Valued Customer
Very impressed with the overall service received very simple and straightforward process from start to finish. Online processes make checking and document scanning easy and fast. Highly recommend.
Posted 05 Aug 2026
A Valued Customer
Excellent people to deal with. They take the stress off your shoulders. They explain everything plain and simple. Highly recommend.
Posted 05 Aug 2026
Kirsty Weldon - GBR
margaret is fantastic as always
Posted 05 Aug 2026
Faye - GBR
Shannen has been so helpful and patient through the entire process with nothing being too much trouble and always keeping me in the loop.
Posted 05 Aug 2026
Rebekka Jones - GBR
Alex has been brilliant throughout. So helpful and happy to explain things as many times as necessary so you are fully aware of the process. Thank you for all your hard work Alex! x
Posted 05 Aug 2026
Nat Hamilton - GBR
Due to distressing family circumstances, I found myself renting in February 2024. It took me a while to get over the loss of my previous home and I finally felt ready to look for a new home in the autumn of 2025, as I knew I did not want to stay in my rental home forever. I started looking for a house in October 2025, found one I loved and started the mortgage process via another broker. Unfortunately, it was classed as a zero valuation as the construction was outside the lenders lending criteria. I found another broker and restarted the process. Again, got to valuation stage but the valuer stated it was not suitable security. Although I really wanted the house, I listened to Pip’s reasoning and found another house that same month. I viewed it, really liked it, knew it was within budget, and made an offer, which was accepted. I updated Pip, who started the process and found a lender who could work with my history and budget. Pip was a true godsend. He remained calm and positive throughout the initial process. That helped a lot as although I am resilient, the previous experience with the other house had left me feeling deflated. Then Pip truly worked his magic with the lender. My case was then passed on to Emma, who chased any documents requested and kept me up to date with the process. I leapt for joy when I found out one of the areas I had been dreading - the valuation - had been completed and was absolutely fine! On 4th August, I ugly cried when Pip called me just after 10am. We chitchatted about the whole journey and then Pip revealed my mortgage offer had just come through! I’ve not been an easy client profile at all but Pip has been amazing throughout all of this. We all have life experiences that knock us sideways, but there are people who are always willing to help insofar as they can. Pip is genuinely one of those people. He loves what he does and does it extremely well! To Pip, Emma, and Dominic (who is arranging my my life insurance and critical illness cover) at MAB, I will never be able to find the right words to be able to thank you for all you have done for me. You really have been instrumental in brightening my family’s future and for that, I will be eternally grateful.
Posted 05 Aug 2026
Finty Farrell - GBR
Shan Payne our mortgage advisor could not have been anymore prompt or helpful, especially as first time buyers. Alongside collaborating with Clare Knighton, their responses and updates were efficient, knowledgeable and easily legible. Myself and my partner cannot fault the service we’ve received and are over the moon with the pace of our progress and feeling confident in our understanding of the buying process.
Posted 05 Aug 2026
Janet Smart
Always very supportive and a good communicator. I find James very trustworthy and always feel reassured when he handles my mortgage deal.
Posted 05 Aug 2026
Amanda Hagen
Posted 05 Aug 2026

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