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Remortgage to pay off credit card debt
I’m looking for some advice. We recently purchased a property which required an extensive renovation. We got the property £40,000 below market value and put a 10% deposit in knowing the very little we had left over would be spent on the renovation along with 0% credit cards, with the idea of remortgaging at the higher…
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Mortgage application advice with payday loan history
Hi In the next twelve months I’m going to apply for a mortgage as a first time buyer. I have a past history of payday loans none of which are in the last 6 months. I’ve read lots online about the impact of payday on the ability to receive a successful mortgage application. For the next 12 months my plan is to be paying…
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Why are there so many short lease properties on the market?
Hello. There are many flats for sale at the moment with a lease c. 85 years. The estate agents suggest to reflect this on the asking price and reduce it accordingly. The question is by how much? It's not only the extension but the legal fees. Also, if it's below 82 years, then the extension is getting very expensive. An…
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Would you repay mortgage in full
Hi all i currently have a mortgage of £52k at 5.25% with an early repayment charge of 2% the mortgage doesnt finish until May 2026. I have various funds available i have max holdings in premium bonds and only won £925 in the 8 months so far this year. Would it be wise to pay the mortgage off in full and pull money out of…
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Impact of son at uni on mortgage renewal
Hi, My son starts uni next month & in December I can apply for my next fix on our mortgage. Anyone know if financial support for kids at uni is seen differently by lenders than cost of having them at home? For his rent, we could pay his first year up front and therefore he would not need a guarantor nor would termly…
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Advice please
We accepted an offer from a buyer they had an AIP, so we thought they’d go on and submit an application for a mortgage. We are weeks away from completing to be told their first mortgage application was rejected and they’ve applied again. But this has only been done last week.They put an offer in 2 months ago…I’m wondering…
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Mortgage Time
Trying to piece together solicitors,brokers, lenders and want to find some comparison sites and calculators for my situtation. I've inherited equally between two of us house and want to buy the other person out with a mortage. So to look at deals and weight up what repayments would be needed, I need calculators/comparison…
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Renew with HSBC & Additional Borrowing, How to do?
What is the most cost effective way to do this? Mortgage 156k Value 275k Renew rate at 5 years, but top it up to 160k. Can I take out small additional borrowing, overpay back to 160k across two accounts, then request change term, to effectively get it all within one account pot again?
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Remortgage Offer - Question
Hi, My 2yr fixed term deal ends at the end of the year and my existing lender has sent an offer of renewal (for want of a better phrase). Compared to my exiting rate, the new rate isn’t eye watering but I know that there is, potentially, better out there. I’m wondering if it is the done thing in the mortgage world to call…
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Mortgage application - credit records
Can anyone please tell me whether my credit history will be revealed to my spouse as part of the application? There are things on there I would like to keep private if possible (no lectures pls). We are applying through a broker. TIA.
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Mortgage removal
I have a natwest mortgage registered on a sipp property.It was repaid in 2015 but never removed.I have proof that it is paid.Have tried the e mail sent to me by natwest to remove the entry at hmlr.They said would be done in 9 working days.It hasn't been.I am tearing my hair out trying to work out what to do.Please help.
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Mortgage appliation and credit cards
Hi All, I'm planning to move house early next year, so i'll be looking for a new mortgage. My finances/credit score are in good order and i'll have a ~50+% deposit. I have the following 2 credit cards: Card A: 3 years old, £7300 limit, £0 balance.Card B: 1 year old, £5750 limit, £1550 balance that i will be paying down to…
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Best way to borrow - residential vs. landlord
As of early next year I will have two unmortgaged properties (solely owned by myself), one residential and one let out. I am an additional rate taxpayer. I may, later in the year, have a need to borrow a modest amount (maybe £30-70k on a max 15-20 year term) The most cost effective way to do so seems likely to be a…
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Property transfer Witness signature
Hi there, We are currently abraod and sellign our house in the UK. Does a witness needs to be based in the UK or is an overseas witness address acceptable?
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Self Employed Application with Underwriters
Am I missing something? My broker applied for a mortgage on my behalf, with Barclays on 22 July. As expected it went to the underwriters a couple days later and it has been stuck there ever since, with delays, requests for further info... today my broker decided - enough! And proposed that I apply to Halifax as she has…
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Mortgage & adding someone on
Morning My fixed rate mortgage is coming to an end in feb25, in that time i became a single parent and have been paying the mortgage alone ever since. I work part time with three young children and I am now going to be remortgaging which I no means my payments will more than likely go up and I don’t no if they will give me…
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Mortgage renewal - options?
Our mortgage deal ends at end of October. We're both self employed and getting a mortgage in the first place was :# It took some nifty accounting, which itself was costly, took ages and was a real stress. We're with Natwest and tempted to stay with them, unless someone else has a much better deal. We are obviously awaiting…
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20% LTV mortgage deals
I've got a low LTV % around 20% 14 years left on mortgage, Not sure I'm being given the best deals seeing I have 80% equity. Any links you can pass my way would be helpful as I've internet search the answers and not getting any real answers.
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End of Natwest fixed term.
Hi. When my Natwest 2 year fixed term ends in a few months I wish to move to the standard mortgage so I can overpay without restrictions. After I'd like to return to another fixed term. My question is . Will the new fixed term offer be the same , as the one offered before I temporarily move to the standard ? House is…
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Nationwide mortgage overpayments
Hello, If I overpay on my mortgage with nationwide, the limit before any charges is just under £11k per year. Do I have to provide source of funds for the over payments eg bank statements, ISA statements? Is it something I need to get a solicitor involved in to make the payment? Thanks,
