Mortgage Advice - moving home
By: Paul Hunter | Posted: 25th January 2008
Moving home, whilst an exciting prospect is also a cause of stress and anxiety for many due to the large number of variable factors that exist. Undoubtedly one of the greatest concerns for any home mover is both the cost and the availability of their new mortgage arrangements.
Having gone to great lengths to sell your home and then find the perfect house to move to, it is very frustrating to find that you then cannot obtain a mortgage that fits on the terms you want or the budget you can afford. Our advice is simple - get the mortgage agreed first.
There are lots of different factors to consider when choosing the right mortgage. The common key factors are:
The rate being offered
The set up charges
Whether overpayments are allowed
Whether interest accrues daily, monthly or yearly
Whether to opt for a fixed rate or a variable rate
How long the initial rate offer lasts
The service standards of a particular lender
How quickly a lender can process your application
Searching for accurate and meaningful answers to these questions on the net is a hopeless chore and by far your best source of information would be from a whole-of market firm of Mortgage Brokers such as ourselves.
If you would like to visit our website at http://www.premierfs.co.uk you will find lots of useful information that is relevant to the home mover which will explain the process, the costs of moving, an explanation to the different types of mortgage available and also a useful mortgage calculator that will help you understand what you may be able to borrow and the likely monthly payments associated with your next mortgage.
You can then get in touch with us and we will be happy to advise you on your options and go on to obtain an agreement in principle for you so that you are sure the monies will be made available to you once you find the house of your dreams.
About the Author
Occupation: Financial Adviser
Paul Hunter is an experienced Mortgage and Insurance Advisor providing free and impartial 'whole of market' advice to UK customers.
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