Mateusz Struglinski Mortgage & Protection Adviser

Mateusz Struglinski Mortgage & Protection Adviser When I started my financial services journey at the age of 18, I never thought it would become my career.

✅14 Years Experience in Financial Industry
✅Mortgages/First time buyers/Remortgages/B2L
✅Life Insurance
✅Income Protection
✅Accident Protection
✅Critical Illness
✅Mortgage Protection
✅Home Insurance

Approved by The Openwork Partnership on 13/11/2025 It has been 14 years since I took that first step and I have successfully built long term relationships with my clients thanks to my commitment to pr

oviding the best service possible. It has always been important to me to support my clients, gaining their trust and helping them prepare for the different situations the future may hold. In 2021, with studying and commitment, I realized I could offer a wider proposition for my clients as my initial journey had become my career, I had found my passion. Soon after qualifying, I was delighted to be offered a position as a Mortgage Adviser and I am now able to help my clients achieve their mortgage and protection goals. On personal note, I am a keen car and motorbike enthusiast, I also love sailing when I have the chance. YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

Approved by The Openwork Partnership on XX/XX/2025.

The UK inflation rate has eased to 2.8%, lower than expected and down from 3.3% previously. While this may be welcome ne...
20/05/2026

The UK inflation rate has eased to 2.8%, lower than expected and down from 3.3% previously. While this may be welcome news, inflation remains above the Bank of England’s target level. [source |The Guardian]

What’s driving things now?
Lower household energy costs helped reduce inflation
Food price increases have slowed compared to earlier this year
At the same time, rising fuel prices and global uncertainty are continuing to put pressure on costs
Some economists expect inflation could rise again in the months ahead if energy prices continue to increase. [source|The Guardian]

What does this mean for you?
Inflation is one of the key factors influencing interest rates and mortgage pricing. While today’s figures may ease pressure slightly, lenders and markets will still be watching future inflation data closely.
For borrowers, this means mortgage rates may remain uncertain for a while yet, particularly as wider economic pressures continue to develop.

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Here is The Monetary Policy Committees decision on the interest rate. Source | Bank of England (30/04/2026)
30/04/2026

Here is The Monetary Policy Committees decision on the interest rate.

Source | Bank of England (30/04/2026)

The UK inflation rate has risen to 3.3% in the year to March, coming in higher than expected.While this is still well be...
22/04/2026

The UK inflation rate has risen to 3.3% in the year to March, coming in higher than expected.
While this is still well below the peaks seen in recent years, it’s a reminder that inflation remains unpredictable and pressures haven’t fully eased.

Here’s what’s driving things right now:
Fuel and transport costs have increased, pushing inflation higher
Food prices have also contributed to the rise
Some household costs remain elevated despite recent stability
These figures were recorded before any further global or economic shifts, which could continue to influence inflation in the months ahead.

What does this mean for you?
Inflation plays a key role in how interest rates are set, which directly affects mortgage rates. With inflation rising again, expectations around rate cuts may shift.
For borrowers, this means mortgage costs may take longer to fall, and deals could remain higher than many had hoped earlier this year.
Even small changes in rates can make a noticeable difference over time, so it’s important to understand how this environment could impact your repayments and longer-term plans.

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