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Standard Variable Rate
The average homeowner moving from a specific mortgage deal onto their mortgage provider’s Standard Variable Rate (SVR) could save more than £2,500 a year in interest payments simply by re-mortgaging. SVR is the type of mortgage you’re most likely to revert to at the...
Major changes in taxation for owners of buy to let properties
Major changes in taxation for owners of buy to let properties started being phased in over four years from April 2017. If you own buy to let properties, it’s important to take a look at how these gradual changes may affect you in order to avoid any nasty surprises. Of...
Life after your Fixed Rate mortgage: Why plan ahead of your fixed rate ending?
he earlier you plan your remortgage, the more mortgage options you have! And in the current economic climate, it really does pay to know your options. An expert adviser can find the deal for you. If you’re due to remortgage in the next year or so, take a look at our...
Is mortgage advice worth it?
We think so. Take the stress out of homebuying with a qualified adviser. Buying a house is one of the biggest financial commitments you can make and, for most of us, a mortgage is an essential way to get there. But the mortgage market can be complex, and the time and...
Why the Autumn Budget matters (to you, your money and your future)
Budgets often bring changes to taxes, benefits and financial rules that affect everyday savers, homeowners, investors and business owners. The UK government will deliver its Autumn Budget on 26th November 2025, and speculation is strong this year. Getting advice now...
Autumn Budget 2025: Predictions
What might change, and what to do now The Chancellor will deliver the Autumn Budget on Wednesday 26 November 2025. This is expected to be the government’s first major fiscal event focused on “an economy not working well enough for working people”. With borrowing...
Income protection – one little change you can make to protect your family’s financial future.
Putting income protection in place means you’ll always be able to support your children with a regular income if the unthinkable should happen and you’re unable to work because of serious illness or injury.
How to get a mortgage: 4 ways to improve your affordability
High interest rates and the cost of living can make getting a mortgage seem daunting, but there are a few things you can do to make yourself more attractive to lenders. Boost your chances with our four essential tips.
Remortgaging as a landlord: What to consider with a buy to let mortgage.
If you’re looking for a buy to let mortgage in the current economic climate, the prospect may feel a little daunting. There’s no denying that as a landlord, due to remortgage, you may be facing higher mortgage rates and monthly payments which could put a squeeze on your profits.
Healthy benefits included for you and your family?
Protection policies aren’t just there for when things go wrong. Many protection insurers include access to a range of health and wellbeing support services – and you don’t need to claim to be able to use them.
Supporting your family’s financial future
Securing your family’s financial future is a vital aspect of long-term planning. This guide will help you take the necessary steps to protect and provide for your loved ones.
Our Latest News
New Adviser Joins The Team Our new adviser Phillip has signed his contract and we would like to welcome him to the team. A photo will be added of Phillip to the team page soon, with more information about him. Congratulations to Madhvi Madhvi has passed her exams and...
