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First Time Buyers

Taking your first step onto the property ladder

Buying Your First Home

Buying your first home will be one of the biggest decisions of your life.

You should consider speaking with one of our advisers to check over your income and affordability to try and establish a budget for your new home. The mortgage lender would then provide you with a mortgage 'agreement in principle' along with a maximum budget so that you can start searching the market.

Once you have viewed a property and decided you would like to make an offer, you may wish to speak to your adviser again to discuss the latest deals, rates and payments. Once your offer is accepted, we will arrange a meeting to start the mortgage application process and collect the required documentation.

How We Help First Time Buyers

We guide you through every step of the process, from getting your agreement in principle to completing on your dream home. Our fee-free advice means you don't pay us anything - we're paid by the lender when your mortgage completes.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.

Types of Mortgages

Understanding the different types of mortgages available to you:

Fixed-Rate Mortgages

Your interest rate stays the same for a set period (usually 2, 5, or 10 years)

Pros

Great if you like predictability. Your monthly payments won't change during the fixed term, making budgeting easier.

Cons

If interest rates fall, you're stuck paying the higher rate until your fixed period ends.

Tracker Mortgages

Your interest rate 'tracks' the Bank of England Base Rate and changes accordingly

Pros

If the rate it's tracking goes down, so do your payments. You could benefit from rate drops.

Cons

The opposite is also true. If rates go up, brace yourself for higher payments.

Offset Mortgages

Your mortgage is linked to your savings - you only pay interest on the difference

Pros

Can significantly reduce interest payments or shorten your mortgage term if you have substantial savings.

Cons

Often comes with higher interest rates compared to other mortgage types. May not suit everyone.

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