Odin Mortgages

Odin Mortgages Odin Mortgages is a trading name of Odin Financial Planning Ltd. which is registered in England and Wales (12123368). Odin Financial Planning Ltd.

Odin Mortgages is a London Based Independent Mortgage Advisor that turns the complexities of buying a home and sourcing a mortgage into a simple and stress free process for our clients. Whether you're a high net worth individual, you own your own business or are self-employed or a first time buyer stretching to make your first purchase, we recognise that the process can be daunting and not everybo

dy 'ticks the boxes' for high street lenders. We understand that your home is likely your most valuable asset so we take the time to listen and make sure we totally understand your situation, objectives and pain points and no situation is too complex for us. We understand that buying or refinancing your home can be like navigating a confusing maze but we can help remove the stress and make sure everything goes as smoothly as possible. Registered office, 11 Alexandra Road, London W4 1AX. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. is entered on the financial services register https://register.fca.org.uk/ under reference 917170. If you wish to register a complaint, please write to us at the address above, email us at [email protected] or call us on 07941 290472. A summary of our internal procedures for the reasonable and prompt handling of complaints is available on request and if you cannot settle your complaint with us, you may be entitles to refer it to the Financial Ombudsman Service at www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk or by contacting them on 0800 023 4567.

Nationwide’s November Price Index was released today showing that price growth slowed sharply in November, some highligh...
01/12/2022

Nationwide’s November Price Index was released today showing that price growth slowed sharply in November, some highlights include:

•Annual UK house price growth slowed to 4.4% in November, down 7.2% in October
•Prices fall 1.4% month-on-month, the biggest fall since June 2020, following a 0.9% drop in October
•The average priced has reduced £4,494, dropping to £263.788 from £268,282 in October
•Affordability is continuing to deteriorate, although the magnitude depends on the region with it generally worsening from North to South

The outlook, according to Nationwide’s Chief Economist Robert Gardner, is uncertain at best with inflation set to remain elevated for some time and further Bank Rate rises an almost certainty although a soft landing is still possible if the broader economy performs.

I don’t want to seem like the Grinch but based on the current labour shortages, productivity issues in the UK economy and a challenging political environment, I can’t imagine a soft landing is a likely scenario but falling house prices aren’t necessarily bad for everyone. It all depends of course on how much house prices fall (more on that in a moment), how high rates get and how long they stay there but first time buyers and people looking to upgrade could benefit with those looking to exit the market, downsize or in negative equity or over leveraged positions.

What we really need to pay attention to is whether the fall is big enough that it starts to negatively impact the wider economy (i.e. less spending because people feel less wealthy etc.) which could be difficult to dig out of, even if rates come down as a result. The key should be employment, if people keep their jobs and keep paying their mortgages then we’re hopefully looking at a bump in the road but jobs are lost and repossessions and forced sales start increasing then it could get worse. The silver lining is that more and more people are on fixed rates mortgages versus the 2008 crash which should provide some resilience.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need some support with your home purchase or re-mortgage.

Odin Mortgages
07724 513111
[email protected]
www.odinmortgages.co.uk

https://www.nationwidehousepriceindex.co.uk/reports/annual-house-price-growth-slows-sharply-in-november

Annual UK house price growth slowed to 4.4% in November, from 7.2% in October Prices fall 1.4% month-on-month – biggest fall since June 2020 – following 0.9% drop in October

A great article from the Telegraph which not only highlights the spread between tracker and fixed rate mortgages and the...
22/11/2022

A great article from the Telegraph which not only highlights the spread between tracker and fixed rate mortgages and the potential savings you could achieve as household budgets tightens but also how similar products can differ from lender to lender.

Whether a tracker is the right product for you depends on your personal circumstances, but they certainly look to be offering good value at the moment and, despite the spread likely getting smaller after the Bank of England’s December meeting, is something worth considering.

It’s a good reminder of why it makes sense to talk to an Independent Mortgage Adviser who can review the entire mortgage market and find the right product for you and, with Odin at least, it doesn’t cost you anything extra if your mortgage is £250,000+.

Feel free to give us a call if you’d like to have a chat.

07724 513111
[email protected]
www.odinmortgages.co.uk



https://www.telegraph.co.uk/personal-banking/mortgages/tracker-mortgage-now-973-month-cheaper-fixed-rate-deals/

Borrowers eye up ‘tracker’ deals in anticipation of interest rate falls

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