How a Mortgage Advisor can Help you Pay Off Your Debts
Worried about your finances? A debt consolidation mortgage could help.
Remortgaging For Debt Consolidation: Is It A Good Idea?
You may choose to remortgage for several different reasons. Whether it’s to secure a better rate, to lengthen or shorten the term of the mortgage or even remortgaging to pay off debt.
What’s The Difference Between Debt Consolidation And Debt Settlement?
Debt consolidation vs debt settlement: which is better? Though they sound similar and are both forms of debt relief, debt consolidation and debt settlement have very different functions. Let’s explore the differences between each type and which one is right for you.
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Your mortgage will be secured against your property.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Our fee for this service is 1.95% of the mortgage balance (minimum £1,295 to a maximum of £2,995 although reduced to maximum £1,995 without debt consolidation). Typically this will be £1,995.