Our latest Issue of “Mortgage & Protection News”
Caz Blake-Symes • April 12, 2018
Issue 3 packed full of interesting facts to make sure you are getting the best advice.
Welcome to Issue 3 of our latest newsletter. Please click on the image or link to view or download your FREE copy.
Hot topics in this edition include
- Consider the implications of possible interest rate rises in the Bank of England Base Rate.
- After a long period of very low rates on mortgage deals, it seems that there is already a slight increase on some products.
- Many of the current deals are still at a better rate than they were three years ago.
- A record number of homeowners who remortgaged this January - the highest monthly figure since November 2008!
- How important it is to come to us for professional advice to help navigate you through the massive array of lenders, product choices, affordability criteria.
- The peace of mind brought about by having suitable protection cover in place, should the unexpected occur.
- We look at how Income Protection could deliver a regular income stream should you be off work for a long period due to illness or injury.
- Positive developments working in favour of First-Time Buyers, it’s probably no surprise that the number of first-time buyers in 2017 was the highest figure since 2006!
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This Edition Includes..
Helping Your Family Onto The Property Ladder
What will happen to Interest Rates This Year?
Easing Stress Testing?
Looking to Remortgage?
Getting a Mortgage with Adverse Credit
Plus lots more…
Mortgage rates are likely to stay in the 4-5% range this year while changes to affordability testing by lenders could give buyers a boost.