Jim Ayres of Molyneux Associates

29/06/2021

It's my official advice to my clients that football's coming home 🦁🦁🦁

07/04/2020

Greetings from the newly-rebranded page! I hope that all clients are keeping safe and well during the current disruption.

It's business as usual here- I have always worked from home and arranged mortgages remotely, thankfully!

Stay safe.

26/02/2020

Big news at Mulberry HQ! On 20th March, Jim Ayres, the mortgage advisor behind The Mulberry Mortgage Company, is moving to a new firm- Molyneux Associates. The Mulberry Mortgage Company will cease trading.

Jim's clients are likely to notice very little difference in the advice experience after the move. This page will be rebranded "Jim Ayres of Molyneux Associates" after the change. The personal data of existing Mulberry clients and/or those who have liked the Mulberry page *will not* be passed to Molyneux Associates without your express permission.

We have prepared a FAQ document, available via the link below, which confirms that Jim will continue to work in the same way, explains the reasons for the move, and should answer any queries you may have. However, if you have any questions about the move, please get in touch with Jim by email ([email protected]) or give him a call on 07771 664112.

05/03/2019

HMRC and the FCA are going head-to-head in a true battle of the titans. Which one will come out on top in this epic clash between government bodies?

Self-employed people who are struggling to pay their tax bills have been encouraged to remortgage their homes by HM Revenue and Customs, according to the Financial Times.

19/11/2018

A lovely comment from a client feedback form today: "This is the third time we have used Mulberry Mortgages for a purchase and we have benefited from Jim’s advice on speculative plans to remortgage/purchase too. He has always been extremely helpful, generous with his time and clear in explaining the options. I’m sure we will continue to use the company in future." Thankyou, Ms T of London!

06/02/2018

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Broker network London and Country has been ordered to pay a client compensation by the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) after one of its advisers miscalculated the sums involved in a deal by £120,000.