Who is this for?

There are many reasons why you may require the help of a specialist mortgage adviser.

Click on the links below to read more about the issues or circumstances that may apply to you.

  • County Court Judgements

    A County Court Judgement (CCJ) is a ruling issued by a County or higher Court which relates to bad debt. This judgement is against an individual, will show up on their credit record and may affect their ability to get a mortgage from most high street lenders.

  • Defaults

    Generally a default will have been registered if you have failed to maintain your payments on a credit card, loan or bill.

  • IVA’s and Debt Solutions

    You may have completed your IVA, currently be in an IVA or might be thinking of entering into an IVA, whatever your circumstances, we can help find the solution for you.

  • Self Employed

    Mortgages for self-employed people are often treated differently because lenders have very different ways of assessing your income. Every lender has different criteria for a self-employed mortgage.

  • Discharged Bankrupt

    If you are a discharged bankrupt / ex-bankrupt the high street or traditional lenders are unlikely to offer you a mortgage or re-mortgage. You will probably need the help of a specialist mortgage broker who understands what you’ve been through and how to get you back on track.

  • Refused Before

    There are many reasons why a mortgage lender or loan provider might have refused your application. Lenders have very different criteria and if you have been refused before you may need an expert mortgage broker to help you.

  • Mortgage Arrears

    Many homeowners have problems paying their mortgages and suffer from mortgage arrears. This could be because of the end of a relationship, the loss of a job, or unexpected expenses. If you are having financial problems, you need to act quickly, even if the problems are only temporary.

  • Repossessions

    If you are one of the many thousands of people who have suffered from having your home repossessed you may need our help to get you back on the housing ladder.

Responsible Lending Policy

Responsible lending means ensuring that the borrower is able to repay any loan that is made to them without undue hardship.

If you already have a loan and are having difficulty then you might find the following information useful:

Debt advice and support

National Debtline is a not for profit helpline, run by the Money Advice Trust, which provides free confidential and independent advice on how to deal with debt problems. If you are worried about debt problems you can call National Debtline free on: 0808 808 4000.

They are open: Monday – Friday 9am-9pm Saturday 9.30am-1pm

You can also visit: National Debtline’s website.

You can also visit: Citizens Advice Bureau Or the Consumer Credit Counselling Service.

Contact us today, free on 0800 594 5904 to talk to an experienced adviser. Alternatively you can enquire online for free using our mortgage/loan enquiry or email us by clicking the button opposite.