It is very easy to head straight to a lender as it may be an easier and more familiar route however, going through a mortgage and financial advisor has many benefits that are advantageous to you no matter your circumstances. The 5 points below show the benefits of a mortgage and financial advisor and help you to answer the question “Do I need a mortgage advisor?”.

 

  • We have access to the entire mortgage market and all lenders, which means we can find the most suitable loan for your home purchase which meets your requirements instead of one deal to suit all.

 

  • In our case, we are fee-free which is one less outgoing during your buying/remortgage process.

 

  • The above points therefore mean that you will save time and money due to not having to research each lender individually without paying a fee.

 

  • You will be appointed one of our mortgage advisors who will see your mortgage process through to completion, with the additional help of our administration team for help, with any questions and support throughout.

 

  • Our mortgage advisors are qualified and have plenty of years of experience, as well as an extensive knowledge of the industry.

 

If this is something which appeals to you and you would like some further information or advice on your current circumstances we are contactable via our online web enquiry form, email, telephone or DM. We also have an FAQ page which can offer additional information.

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