Celebrating 17 Years of Bristol Mortgages Online!

Caz Blake-Symes • June 13, 2025

We are thrilled to be celebrating our 17th Anniversary this week!


Phillip Clark founded Bristol Mortgages Online in 2008.


Phil has over 25 years in the property and finance sector and has an excellent reputation for his extensive knowledge of the mortgage market.


He has helped thousands of clients, many of whom have depended on Phil to get them the best mortgage or protection products for many years.


So, whether you are an inexperienced First-time Buyer, looking to move house or remortgage, Phil is the person to help you.

He also has specialist knowledge in all aspects of investment mortgages, including Buy to Let, HMOs and Expat Mortgages.


Please give Phil a call today to discuss any of your Mortgage or Protection needs.

Tel 0117 325 1511

Email info@swmortgages.com

 

 

 

 

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