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17/04/2024

Curious about which mortgage option suits you best? 📊 Dive into our March blog post comparing 2-year and 5-year fixed rates! Discover the pros and cons to make an informed decision for your future. Head over to www.mortgagelinks.co.uk!

12/04/2024

Unlock the door to your dream home without breaking the bank! 🏡 At Mortgage Links, we're committed to providing fee-free, independent mortgage advice tailored to YOU. Say goodbye to hidden fees and hello to transparency!

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23/07/2023

Aw shucks! ANOTHER 5 * review?!

20/07/2023

AND NUMBER 6 YOU GET TO TALK TO US! Who's got time for comparison sites when someone will do it all for free.

11/07/2023

A recent review from one of our amazing clients!

18/05/2023

According to research published in the financial reporter, 49.4% of mortgage borrowers between ags 18 and 24 believe brokers that charge a fee can access a better interest rate. There is no link between a mortgage broker choosing to charge their clients a fee and their access to mortgage products for clients.

18.2% of the same group also thought that they would get a better service from a broker that charges a fee. If you were to speak to any of the 81 people I helped find a home last year, they would tell you how I support my clients through the process from start to finish and I will be there for the rest of their mortgage to support them too.

Why pay for less?

15/02/2023

Not sure which of my amazing clients bought me these as there wasn't a label, but thank you so much whoever it was! The satisfaction we are able to give clients, helping them get their dream home is one of the best aspects of my job!

27/01/2023

20/01/2023

Here's what a few clients had to say about their recent experience! Visit www.freeukmortgageadvice.co to book an appointment. We offer free, whole of market advice so it's a pretty easy decision to make.

30/09/2022

To be very clear: this is media sensationalism. It may be possible but in very extreme circumstances of poor credit and certainly doesn't apply to most borrowers. This has been written by the media purely to stir concern and get clicks.