Mor-Invest

15/04/2026

Your financial future doesn't build itself. 💼

At Mor-Invest Financial Services, we help you take control — whether it's growing your pension, protecting your family, securing a mortgage, or making your money work harder through smart investments.

The right advice at the right time can change everything.

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Let's talk about where you want to be. 👇

14/04/2026

It's never too early — or too late, to take your pension seriously. ⏳

A little planning today can make a huge difference to your retirement tomorrow. At Mor-Invest Financial Services , we make it simple.

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02/03/2026

March: A Month to Execute

New month. New targets. Same commitment to excellence.

March is about disciplined ex*****on, strategic growth, and delivering measurable results.
Let’s focus on what moves

07/10/2025

Retirement might seem far away... but your pension is how you get there comfortably. The earlier you start the easier it gets.

07/10/2025

17/10/2024

📢 Market Update: Great News for First-Time Buyers! 🏡

Skipton Building Society has just launched a 100% loan-to-value mortgage with a £1,000 cashback for first-time buyers! 🎉 This deal features a five-year fixed rate with no guarantor needed.

Meanwhile, NatWest and other lenders have recently raised fixed rates, influenced by rising swap rates. While this may seem concerning, it doesn’t necessarily signal a long-term trend.

Plus, with wage inflation dropping, there’s hope the Bank of England might cut interest rates in November! 🤞

Stay informed and seize these opportunities! 🌟

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Information correct as of 17.10.2024. Subject to lender criteria and terms and conditions.



https://www.forbes.com/uk/advisor/mortgages/2024/10/15/mortgage-updates/?fbclid=IwY2xjawF9ufpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHYrQzHSAGqGkrseVlhqOP9KGHeDGFRQcoi-Y3BkcJCAKqRb6IW6KaDr8EQ_aem_t_PjQclW2TIxQzC9DFIpqg

Find out what's happening with today's mortgage rates and calculate monthly repayments across a range of different rates and deals. 15 October: Skip

08/10/2024

🏡 UK House Prices on the Rise! 📈

The average UK house price hit £293,399 in September, just shy of the record £293,507 from June 2022. Prices have risen for three months, thanks to easing mortgage affordability driven by strong wage growth and falling interest rates.

Halifax reports a 40% increase in mortgages agreed compared to last year, the highest since July 2022. House prices are up 4.7% year-on-year, the fastest growth since November 2022.

Falling mortgage rates have helped to boost confidence among buyers, the lender says.

01/10/2024

📣 Exciting news for foreign nationals looking to buy a home in the UK! HSBC UK has updated its mortgage lending rules, making it easier to access higher loan-to-value (LTV) tiers through mortgage brokers. 🏡✨

Now, applicants with leave to remain or EU settled status can secure loans with up to 95% LTV—even if only one applicant on a joint mortgage holds this status! This change levels the playing field, standardising lending criteria for foreign nationals and UK citizens alike.

New lending rules apply to applications made through brokers

27/09/2024

Mansfield Building Society has trimmed rates on its SPV Ltd Company Holiday Let mortgage by 21bps.

The initial rate for the 2-year discount product will drop from 6.20% to 5.99% variable. The products offers a maximum LTV of 75%, with loan sizes ranging from £100,000 to £1m per property.

https://www.mortgagefinancegazette.com/lending-news/mansfield-trims-rates-on-holiday-let-mortgage-product-27-09-2024/

23/09/2024

https://www.gbnews.com/money/nationwide-building-society-mortgage-interest-rates-cut

Nationwide Building Society has also expanded their scheme allowing first-time buyers to borrow up to six times their income!

Nationwide Building Society has also expanded their scheme allowing first-time buyers to borrow up to six times their income

19/09/2024

Mortgage market ‘shaping up to be a positive autumn’ despite base rate hold – reaction

The mortgage market is in a good place going into autumn, with lenders cutting rates and widening criteria, despite the base rate staying at 5%.

The Bank of England’s (BoE’s) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 8-1 to keep the base rate at 5%.

Ben Thompson, deputy CEO of Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB), said that it was “business as usual” in terms of interest rates, but there was “no need to worry, as this was signalled for some time”.

The mortgage market is in a good place going into autumn, with lenders cutting rates and widening criteria, despite the base rate staying at 5%.