Why are UK workers looking to remortgage instead of move?
An ever-increasing number of working people in the UK are foregoing moving properties, and instead opting to stay put and remortgage.
Joint Mortgages: What Happens if You Break Up?
We want to break down the steps you can take and what happens to your joint mortgage after you break up.
Why Might You be Refused a Remortgage?
A remortgage can be a hugely beneficial financial move for many homeowners, especially to avoid getting put onto your lender’s Standard Variable Rate (SVR), but it’s not always the right solution for everyone.
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