Remortgage advice
It's tempting to stick with your current lender, especially when they make it so easy, but is it really the best deal for you? Have you thought about any upcoming changes in your life? Maybe a move or the need for additional funds? And are you aware if the rates have dropped since you booked a deal with your lender?
Don't settle for the easy option, get in touch with one of our brokers today or chat live with us now - let us help you find the right mortgage for you.
Make your mortgage work for you
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Looking to enhance your property? Learn how remortgaging could give you access to crucial funds.
FIND THE BEST RATES
Make a decision that’s worthwhile. We’ll advise you on the best deals available.
REMORTGAGING FEES
Understand the potential costs, risks and terms of remortgaging.
DEBT CONSOLIDATION
Discover if remortgaging could be a suitable way for you to tackle outstanding credit.
Find the best solutions without the fuss
Are you on the hunt for your next deal? Looking to raise funds for home improvements, assisting a family member, or that big holiday you've been dreaming of? We're here to help. Whether that means switching to a new lender or securing a better deal with your current provider, we'll guide you on the right path.
Arrange ahead of time
Timing a remortgage effectively can help save you money. If you currently have a special rate that will end soon, your mortgage payments could sharply increase. By arranging your next mortgage ahead of time, you can prepare for these increases and avoid paying more than necessary.
At Beechwood Mortgages, we can connect you with multiple lenders and deals to find the most suitable option for your current situation and financial goals.
Sit back, relax, and let us handle the stress of remortgaging your home. Contact us today and discover how we can make the process easier for you.
Where expert guidance proves invaluable
Considering the pros and cons of remortgaging is important. It can be an effective way to ensure you pay the minimum amount needed for your mortgage. Seeking professional mortgage advice is wise to secure the best deal and make the most of the process.
Count on our expertise to overcome challenges, evaluate the bigger picture, and access competitive rates. Let us help you make the right choices.
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What does a mortgage adviser do?The world of mortgaging is complex. Especially when it comes to lending for Buy to Let and the like, it's crucial to research numerous lenders and take a more specialist approach to the process. A mortgage adviser will do the leg work for you, offering in-depth knowledge of the property lending market, helping you overcome challenges, and offering exclusive access to a database of banks and lenders. What's more, they offer a level of support that streamlines the entire process and makes things easier for you.
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How can I get the best mortgage advice?You can seek advice on mortgages directly from lenders such as banks or building societies. Alternatively, you can go to a whole of market mortgage adviser or broker who will search and compare numerous products at the touch of a button.
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Is mortgage advice free?The cost of mortgage advice depends on the terms and conditions of the adviser. Some mortgage advisers might charge for their services but this will usually depend on your requirements and on the value of your mortgage. We offer a free consultation every time and will quickly confirm if there will be any charge for our services and support. In the majority of cases, we will receive a commission from the lender once a mortgage starts. It’s important for you to clarify terms and conditions with mortgage advisers from the start so that you are aware of any charges and financial responsibilities you may incur. Check our Fees page for a full rundown on broker fees.
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Do banks charge for mortgage advice?No, banks will not charge an advice fee. You do however need to remember that they will only recommend their own specific products. Whole of market mortgage advisers are more likely to provide an impartial perspective on the most suitable and competitive mortgage products and via a variety of lenders.
