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08/09/2026

The 6-Month Mortgage Warning

Did you know?

Many UK lenders allow you to secure a new mortgage deal up to 6 months before your current rate ends.

That means you don't need to wait until the last minute or risk moving onto your lender's Standard Variable Rate (SVR).

Starting early gives you:
✅ More mortgage options
✅ Time to compare rates
✅ Protection against rate increases
✅ Less stress when your deal ends

If your mortgage deal expires within the next 6 months, now is the time to start planning, so review our Guide

Read our Guide here: https://mymortgageprotectionexperts.co.uk/mortgage-deal-ending-in-6-months-what-should-you-do-uk-guide/

02/09/2026

🏡 Mortgage deal ending in the next 6 months? Don't leave it too late.

Many homeowners don't realise they can often start reviewing their options months before their current mortgage deal ends. Waiting until the last minute could mean fewer choices and potentially higher monthly payments.

Our latest guide explains: ✅ When to start reviewing your mortgage ✅ How remortgaging works ✅ What information you'll need ✅ Common mistakes to avoid ✅ How to prepare for your next mortgage deal

Read our latest article here: 👉 Mortgage Deal Ending in 6 Months?

https://mymortgageprotectionexperts.co.uk/mortgage-deal-ending-in-6-months-what-should-you-do-uk-guide/

31/08/2026

🏠 Mortgage deal ending soon?

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31/08/2026

🏠 Could your mortgage be costing you more than it should?

With interest rates constantly changing, thousands of homeowners are approaching the end of their current mortgage deal and facing the prospect of higher monthly payments.

That's why we're launching a special offer for the first 100 clients who book a remortgage review with My Mortgage & Protection Experts.

✅ Save £345 off our standard broker fee
✅ Pay just £50 when your review starts
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✅ Receive expert guidance throughout the process

Many homeowners could save significantly by reviewing their mortgage before their current deal ends.

Don't leave it until your lender moves you onto a higher standard variable rate.
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24/08/2026

🏠 Could your mortgage be costing you more than it should?

With interest rates constantly changing, thousands of homeowners are approaching the end of their current mortgage deal and facing the prospect of higher monthly payments.

That's why we're launching a special offer for the first 100 clients who book a remortgage review with My Mortgage & Protection Experts.

✅ Save £345 off our standard broker fee
✅ Pay just £50 when your review starts
✅ Access thousands of mortgage products from leading UK lenders
✅ Receive expert guidance throughout the process

Many homeowners could save significantly by reviewing their mortgage before their current deal ends.
Don't leave it until your lender moves you onto a higher standard variable rate.
The first 100 places are available now.

👉 Book your review today: https://info.mymortgageprotectionexperts.co.uk/

20/08/2026

Is your fixed-rate mortgage coming to an end soon? 🏡

You don't have to wait until the final month to secure your next deal. In fact, you can usually lock in a new mortgage rate up to 6 months before your current deal expires — protecting you against rate rises without paying early repayment charges.

Read our full guide to find out the best time to start your remortgage process:
👉 https://mymortgageprotectionexperts.co.uk/?p=5737

18/06/2026

📊 Bank of England Announcement Today – Here's What to Watch

All eyes are on the Bank of England this afternoon, with markets widely expecting rates to be held at 3.75% — but whatever today's decision, the bigger story is what could come next.

Rising energy costs and global uncertainty mean inflation could tick back up later this year. Some policymakers are already signalling that rate increases may be needed down the line.

So what should you be thinking about right now?

✅ Here's the good news:

Ahead of today's announcement, mortgage lenders have already been cutting their fixed rates — and that means real opportunities exist for borrowers who act now, before the market shifts.

Whether you're:

🏡 Coming off a fixed deal soon
🏠 Looking to buy your first home
💼 Reviewing your buy-to-let portfolio

17/06/2026

Best of luck to the English team tonight!

30/04/2026

Bank Rate Held at 3.75%

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has voted 8-1 to maintain the base rate at 3.75%. Here's what you need to know:

The Decision
Policymakers are taking time to assess inflation risks linked to higher energy costs and weaker domestic conditions. While the base rate stays put, this doesn't automatically mean mortgage rates will fall.

What This Means for Borrowers
The key takeaway: lenders remain cautious on pricing. Even with the base rate unchanged, many lenders are repricing mortgages upward due to market volatility and uncertainty around oil and gas markets.

If you're thinking about remortgaging or securing a new mortgage, don't wait for rate cuts that may not come quickly. The market is moving fast, and deals are tightening.

What Should You Do?
Get a whole-of-market review now. We compare rates from 90+ lenders and can show you exactly where you stand. Fixed rates are still available, but the window is narrowing.

Ready to explore your options? Book a free consultation with our team. We'll review your situation and show you what's possible.

10/04/2026

Running your own limited company often means your income looks very different on paper.
When it comes to mortgages:
✔ Some lenders use salary + dividends
✔ Others also look at company profits
✔ Some average income over years, others don’t
It’s one of the biggest areas where good advice and lender selection really matters.
👉 If you would like to know more click the link or message and we can chat this through plain English.

https://mymortgageprotectionexperts.co.uk/how-mortgage-lenders-assess-income-for-limited-company-directors/

How Mortgage Lenders Assess Income for Limited Company Directors from My Mortgage & Protection Experts