Neil Murray - Mortgage Adviser

09/09/2026

Mortgage jargon doesn’t need to be complicated. 🏡

LTV means Loan to Value.

If you’re buying a home for £200,000 with a £20,000 deposit, you’d need to borrow £180,000.

That means your mortgage would be 90% LTV.

Why does it matter? Your LTV can affect the mortgage products and rates that may be available to you.

Sometimes the industry makes simple things sound complicated.

We’d rather you understood them.

UNDERSTOOD — Built on Trust.

07/09/2026

You can only choose one… 🏡

Would you rather have a larger house now or choose a shorter mortgage term?

There’s no right answer — it really comes down to what matters most to you.

Larger house 🏠 or shorter mortgage ⏱️?

Tell us below 👇

03/09/2026

Meet the Team!

28/08/2026

20/08/2026

If life throws you a curveball, we make sure your finances don’t fall with it.

🏡 Cover to protect your mortgage if you die, become critically ill, or can’t work long‑term.
💷 Income protection to keep everyday bills, food, travel and hobbies paid.

A safety net when you need it most.

18/08/2026

Remortgaging next year?🏠😎
Start this week.📅

Remortgaging isn’t just about timing — it’s about being prepared.
Looking ahead now means you can spot the strongest deals, understand how rate changes might affect you, and make a plan that protects your budget.

A quick conversation this week could save you a lot of hassle next year!

06/08/2026

£21.5M Paid Out Daily 🫵👩‍❤️‍👨

Protection insurers paid out £7.84 billion in 2025 to help customers safeguard their finances.
New figures from the ABI and GRiD show that insurers paid the equivalent of £21.5 MILLION EVERY DAY, providing vital financial support to people facing bereavement, illness and injury.
Protection continues to prove its value — delivering real help when life takes an unexpected turn.🙏

The latest data from the ABI illustrates the vital financial support protection products provide to those experiencing bereavement, illness and injury.

04/08/2026

🏡 House Prices Still Rising!

The Northern Ireland housing market remains one of the strongest in the UK.
Property Pal's latest Q2 2026 report shows the average NI house price has risen to £239,234, up 3.8% year-on-year.
Demand remains healthy, with buyer enquiries up 7% on last year and properties reaching sale agreed status in around 36 days, roughly two weeks faster than the long-term average.