First Time Mortgages Finder

Finding First Time Mortgages has been made a whole lot easier with our mortgage finder service. No matter what type of mortgage you are looking for: Fixed rate mortgages - Flexible mortgages - 100% mortgages - Self cert mortgages, then we can help you find that mortgage today. Our FSA approved first mortgage brokers will do all the work for you and then call you back with the best first time buyers mortgages options for you.

So, if you have saved up a sizeable deposit and in need of your first mortgage or any kind of mortgage then all you need to do is complete our fast, simple and secure mortgage enquiry form below.

First Time Mortgage Enquiry

If you are a first time buyer then you will need independent mortgage advice. Our FSA approved first time mortgages lender will provide you fast and confidential advice when they call you back. Don't worry about any fees at this stage as our service is free to use. All you need to do is complete the first mortgages finder form above and have someone call you back asap.

There are lots of mortgage deals for first time home buyers and you need to be able to get a more rounded picture of all the first time mortgages on offer in this ever changing climate. You could end up with a first mortgage where you are paying too much interest or stuck with a fixed rate deal which is too short. Maybe a first time flexible mortgage will suit you better or maybe your first mortgage need to be self cert, which means you will need a mortgage advisor who specialises in the self employed.

So whatever type of mortgage you need then let first time mortgages finder help you today.

 

Mortgage News

Two and five-year fixed rates trimmed back 10 Mar 2010 at 10:04am The average cost of a two-year fixed-rate mortgage fell to a six-and-a-half-year low during February, according to new figures from the Bank of England. The average rate stood to 3.88%, down from 3.97% a month earlier to a level last seen in July 2003. Five-year fixed-rates also eased last month, declining to an average 5.49%, down from [...] Rise in house purchase mortgage deals 8 Mar 2010 at 5:17pm Home buyers with a zero to 40% deposit currently have 1,798 mortgage deals to choose from, according to Moneyfacts.co.uk. Researchers at the financial website have registered a 6% rise in the number of home loans on offer in the past month, taking the total up 68% year-on-year. While those with 5% or less to put down continue [...] Coventry allows unlimited repayments on 3.99% mortgage 5 Mar 2010 at 9:25am Coventry Building Society has announced plans to reduce the rates on its residential re-mortgage products. The new lower rates include a 2-year fixed-rate deal at 3.5% with £999 fees at 65% loan to value. The lender also revealed a new fixed-rate mortgage offering borrowers the opportunity to make unlimited overpayments without penalty. The new range of unlimited repayment [...] Stamp duty should be ?staggered?, expert claims 4 Mar 2010 at 4:15pm Banks would be encouraged to lend more easily to home buyers if stamp duty was changed to work like income tax, a mortgage expert has claimed. Catherine Hearnden, director of MyMortgageDirect, said stamp duty should be calculated relative to the house being purchased. “I think it should work like income tax, where it is staggered and increases [...] Why you should check the SVR on your mortgage 4 Mar 2010 at 4:14pm Millions of homeowners across the UK have no idea what interest rate they’re paying on their mortgage, according to research by Post Office Mortgages, A poll by the lender found that while 35% of borrowers are currently on a standard variable rate (SVR) mortgage, 28% - around 3 million homeowners - don’t know what rate they’re [...] Newsfeed display by CaRP