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April 18, 2011

Chip Cummings Mortgage Speaker

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Chip Cummings, Mortgage Speakers Bureau, E Commerce Marketing, Mortgage and Loan Officer Training
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April 2, 2011

Tom Ward Mortgage Speaker

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Tom Ward, Mortgage Speakers Bureau, “Selling Value In a Price-Obssessed World”, Mortgage Marketing, Mortgage Management Training Trainer
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March 25, 2011

Record Lows for Mortgage Rates

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During the month of October, mortgage rates carried on falling, according to figures recently released by the Bank of England.

For those able to stump up a 25% deposit, a two-year fixed rate of 3.72% was the best reward on offer and for borrowers fixing for five years, the average fixed rate hit a five-year low of 4.85%. And Tracker averages fell for the third month in a row to 3.5%; another record low.

Increased competition between mortgage lenders is said to be the reason behind the record low rates as they attempt to get borrowers away from their standard variable rates (SVRs).

More Reasons to Re-Mortgage

Moneyfacts.co.uk spokeswoman Michelle Slade said: “We are seeing a bit more competition back in the market as lenders want to do more lending. They are trying to kick-start the remortgage market. Many people are on low SVRs and have no reason to move.”

Best Mortgage Deals

Borrowers seeking the best deals are advised to take whole of market mortgage advice from a broker who is not tied to any one or a panel of mortgage lenders. Mortgage brokers have access to deals that won’t be advertised on the high street or on any comparison websites and they’ll also make sure you see through any glossy sales pitch too by explaining the pros and cons of all the offers in front of you.

If you want the best mortgage deal that will save you money in the long term, talk to a whole of market mortgage adviser today.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any debt secured on it.

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March 9, 2011

First Time Buyer? Why you Need Specialist Mortgage Advice

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Buying a home for the first time is a daunting prospect, that’s a fact. So much to take in, a whole host of new things to learn and major decisions to make.

Add to the equation the issue of arranging your first mortgage, and things become even more confusing and it has to be said, stressful.

Keeping a clear mind during the buying process is crucial so that all decisions made are done so with proper focus. So why cause yourself additional pressure by trying to choose your own mortgage?

Comparison Websites & High Street versus Personalised Advice

Whilst there are plenty of comparison websites out there claiming to be a ‘helpful’ source of information for borrowers, and whilst any high street bank or building society that you walk into will be more than happy to offer you their ‘latest deals’, none of these are actually taking your specific circumstances and needs into consideration.

A comparison website simply presents a set of search results; it won’t tell you whether those results will actually be right for you. And a bank or building society can’t offer you deals from the whole of the market because they are tied to their own products.

Navigating your way through the deals

With so many new mortgage products coming onto the market, it is becoming exceptionally difficult to navigate the deals on offer by yourself and without expert guidance, how will you know the one you choose is the best for you?

Taking expert mortgage advice is something that will help guide you through the plethora of options so that you end up with the right mortgage. Think about what lies ahead and ask yourself: 

Could you, on your own, study the entire range of mortgages from the whole of the market and compare the benefits of each?
Do you have the time to manage your own mortgage application? To deal with telephone calls and form filling amidst your already busy life?
Can you see yourself negotiating exclusive deals from mortgage lenders that will save you money?
How do you know if the deal you are getting really is the best available on the market?
Could you be sure that your mortgage is truly the right one for your specific circumstances?

No? That’s why you need to take specialist mortgage advice from a whole of market mortgage adviser; one who has access to every loan on the market; one who will get to know your long term goals and select the product to suit your needs; and one who will ultimately save you money.

And what is more, an experienced, qualified mortgage broker will ensure there are safeguards in place to protect your mortgage, your home and your financial future.

First time buyer? Ease the burden and save yourself money by taking specialist advice from a whole of market mortgage broker!

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any debt secured on it. 

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Dec 03, 2010

Leap in Deals for Low Deposit Borrowers

According to Moneyfacts.co.uk, the number of mortgage deals requiring a 10% or 15% deposit has risen sharply in the past year. In fact, there are now more than 1,000 different mortgage deals on the market for borrowers with a 20% deposit or less, compared to just 523 in December last year.

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Barry Smartl

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Dec 03, 2010

First Time Buyer Mortgages – Where Do You Start?

There is always going to be confusion for first time buyers when deciding upon a mortgage. Online comparison websites appear to provide lots of information and banks and building societies seem to be helpful, but in reality, they are not actually showing the full picture or advising borrowers on their best course of action

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Barry Smartl

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Mortgagel
Dec 03, 2010

Tighter Budgets Mean Long Term Mortgage Planning Vital

A poll taken this week has revealed that 63% of people say that they are more careful with their money now than they were a year ago, perhaps because they have realised that some strategic planning leads to savings.

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Barry Smartl

Finance>
Mortgagel
Nov 26, 2010

Fixed Rate Mortgage Deals to Sway Standard Rate Borrowers

Sticking to a standard variable rate or Tracker mortgage has been sensible to date with rates generally much lower than those of fixed deals. However, a look at some of the latest fixed rate deals could sway many borrowers.

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Barry Smartl

Finance>
Mortgagel
Nov 26, 2010

First Time Buyers: Mortgage Help on Hand

Confidence is low in the housing market’. What does this actually mean? Is it relevant to the average potential home buyer? Don’t let talk about a poor economy and reduced mortgage approvals put you off pursuing your dream of buying your first home.

By:
Barry Smartl

Finance>
Mortgagel
Nov 26, 2010

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Barry Smart is a qualified Mortgage and Protection Consultant working for Bower Mortgage Company: FSA regulated UK-wide friendly, experienced mortgage planning specialists. Quality, face to face advice and a strong focus on building long term customer relationships is guaranteed. For money saving mortgage and mortgage protection advice, contact Bower on 0800 411 8668; e-mail info@bowermortgagecompany.co.uk or visit http://www.bowermortgagecompany.co.uk/

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March 5, 2011

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