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3 Ways That Mortgage Comparisons Benefit You

The Mortgage Compared website allows users to easily compare mortgages online easily, with mortgage brokers ready to assist

Turnkey Mortgage Solution To Ease Your Problems

If you are trapped in credit card debts mortgage refinancing is an excellent mortgage solution to lower monthly payments and consolidate credit card debt.

Compare mortgages with mortgage comparison

An article that looks at the benefits of using a mortgage comparison tool and an overview of what to expect to be asked when using it.

Consider An Energy Efficient Mortgage For Your Green Home

There are several different types of energy efficient mortgages which a person is able to apply for. These types of loans can either be used for purchasing an already existing energy efficient property or to allow you to make improvements to your home in order to make it more energy efficient.

Annual Review or Monthly Rest Mortgages- What Is The Difference?

There are two terms currently being used with regards to mortgages: annual review and monthly rest. In this article we will aim to identify the main differences between the two. We will also show the benefits of each so that you may find the best suited to your personal needs.

Offset Mortgages What Are They?

Some of you may not know exactly what an offset mortgage is, so in this article we will attempt to shed some light on this subject. We will aim to define an offset mortgage and illustrate how it may of benefit to you the borrower. It will also show how you may be able to save money by reducing the amount of interest you pay on your borrowed money.

Mortgage: Deposit vs. no deposit

You’ve found the house you want and you have worked out that you can realistically afford to meet the monthly repayments. But there is one problem - you don’t have a deposit.

All-In-One Mortgages

An increasing number of lenders offer all-in-one mortgages that combine a flexible loan with a current account and, in some cases, savings accounts and a credit card as well.

Individual Savings Account Mortgages Aka ISA Mortgages

With this type of interest-only mortgage, you pay into an individual savings account (ISA) to build up enough to pay off the mortgage at the end of its term.

Endowment Mortgages

Endowment mortgages are an interest-only mortgage linked to an endowment policy, which can work either on a with-profits or a unit-linked basis. If the investment in the endowment policy grows at a reasonable rate, it is anticipated that the policy will produce enough to pay off the loan at the end of the mortgage term and even leave you a bit of extra cash as well.