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How can I qualify for a second mortgage?

There are lots of reasons why you might find a second mortgage an excellent option A second mortgage, often known as a homeowner mortgage or loan, is a loan that’s secured on your home. It can help you get access to a large amount of money without remortgaging. You…

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Island For Sale, Offers Around £6 Million

Plymouth’s historic Drake’s Island fortress on sale for £6m The entire island is one massive development opportunity and comes complete with a disused 6th Century barracks, a pier, a network of underground tunnels and planning permission for a luxury hotel and spa….

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Will Brexit affect your mortgage?

A mortgage broker such as Loan.co.uk can help you through the options  How might leaving the EU affect your mortgage and what you can do in the meantime? On 29 March, 2019 the UK is due to leave the European Union. We take a look at how Brexit could affect mortgages,…

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You have £50,000. Now what? – SURVEY

Loan.co.uk recently asked 2,000 British men and women what they would do with £50,000 to spend? The question comes just a month after Patrick and Frances Connolly from Northern Ireland were revealed as the winners of the £115 million New Year’s Day Euro Millions…

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The pros and cons of a 95% mortgage

A 95% mortgage allows you to borrow up to 95% of the total cost of your property, so you could buy your dream home with a deposit of at least 5%. With a 95% mortgage you only need to get together a deposit of 5% of the home’s purchase price. So, the fact that you only…

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There’s hope For ‘Mortgage Prisoners’

People are currently trapped because of an EU rule, known as the Mortgage Credit Directive With all the joy/bewilderment generated by seeing Theresa May dancing on the stage at the recent Conservative Party Conference, it was easy to miss a piece of potentially…

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