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Looking for a loan? We have access to over 400 personal loans, over 170 secured loans and many commercial loan options including bridging finance. Click "Apply Today" for Secured or Commercial lending or the 24-7 logo for personal loans and apply online now! Alternatively you can Email us with your contact details and requirements and we will be happy to help.
Mortgages
We are Independent Mortgage Brokers, part of the PAA (Professional Advisor Alliance) and members of the Guild of Professional Mortgage Advisors. Our mission statement is simple - Give the best mortgage advice or best remortgage advice that benefits our clients!
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We are directly authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (firm no:300406). This Government Body took over from the MCCB last year and now looks after all mortgage and remortgage advice in the UK. So for the best remortgage deal UK or just looking for mortgage advice UK have a good look around our site.
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Everyone has different goals in life and our independence gives you the security that we will search the whole marketplace on your behalf. Imagine how long it would take you to visit every lender and even then how would you know which is really the right mortgage for you? Since we are not tied to any one lender, bank or building society - we can scrutinise and assess mortgages from all lenders to seek out and find the best remortgage deal UK for your particular circumstances. So whatever your circumstances we are normally able to help by offering the best mortgage advice UK.
Latest News:
Lenders withdraw mortgage deals - UK lenders have withdrawn 40% of their mortgage deals in the past three months (to November 2007), according to the financial information company Moneyfacts.
Most of that has been due to the collapse of the market for sub-prime mortgages, with 54% of those policies being taken off the shelves. But the number of mainstream mortgage deals has also dropped by 16%.
Changing market - The past few months have seen a distinct turnaround in the UK property market after house prices reached record levels of unaffordability. Most surveys suggest that the housing market is now slowing in general, while the number of would-be borrowers is also falling, a fact reflected in a drop in the number of new mortgages being approved for house buyers. Lenders are now a bit more cautious about lending large sums of money to people, particularly those with suspect credit histories, if there is any chance that the value of their houses might fall at any time in the next few years.
House prices dip 1.1% in November - UK house prices fell in November 2007 as higher interest rates and increased mortgage repayment costs took their toll, the Halifax has reported.
According to the lender, house prices fell by 1.1% in November, taking the annual rate of growth down to 6.3%, compared with 8.9% in October. The Halifax calculates that the average residential property across the UK now costs £194,895. It added that activity in the housing and mortgage markets was also slowing.
As of the 31st October 2004 the Financial Services Authority were responsible for authorising and regulation of the mortgage and general insurance industry. Click here to visit their website.
Insurance
Got the best insurance deals? Why not browse through our household insurance, ASU (Mortgage Protection Insurance), life, motor and even travel sections online so you can find the best policy for you and apply online! As brokers we have access to most insurers so you do not have to waste time shopping around. We will alway try to get you the best deal UK.
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