A New Dawn Mortgages Ltd

28/06/2022

Never feel embarrassed or too frightened to ask for financial advice. And never let the charges for advice dissuade you.

There are many options available to those needing to review their mortgage. From a general rate review with your current lender, through to mortgage prisoner help and support where all other options appear lost, everyone can find a solution and at an affordable price.

The first step is to give me a call. Or email/contact me via my website. I look forward to helping you with your plans.

https://www.andmortgages.co.uk/contact/

12/06/2022

Good evening. What a beautifully sunny weekend we’ve had.

Back in my office tomorrow fully recharged and ready for the week ahead. Give me a call if you would like to discuss any and all things Mortgage and Life Assurance protection. I am here to help

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08/06/2022

Planning for your remortgage? Either looking for your next mortgage deal or planning for that kitchen or extension, finding the best rate is an important challenge.

Let me help. A whole of market search based upon your personal needs and circumstances with you at the centre of my advice and recommendations at all times.

https://www.andmortgages.co.uk/contact/

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Mortgage Advice A New Dawn Mortgages Ltd is an appointed representative of HL Partnership Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority “Buy to Let mortgages can be a popular option for those wishing to invest in residential rental property.” Make an appointment to...

06/06/2022

Back to the office after the long weekend. Nice to pick up with ongoing work but, as always, I’m here for any new enquiries you may have.

I look forward to speaking with you.

A New Dawn Mortgages Ltd is an appointed representative of HL Partnership Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority

25/05/2022

Get Remortgage Ready

It pays to shop around to get the best value – whether it’s saving money when finding a new broadband deal, changing to a cheaper energy provider or reducing the premium on your car insurance.

Mortgages are just the same – if your initial fixed term period is coming to an end, or you’re looking to release a sum of money for a big project, then it’s worth getting prepared upfront for a remortgage. We’ll help you find the right deal for you, and to help kickstart, here’s a few handy tips on how you can get the process going:

> Seek expert assistance – contact us today for bespoke, expert advice. We’ll listen to your needs, guide you through the process and recommend only the most suitable remortgage deals to allow you to save money and fulfil your dreams.

> Plan ahead – allow up to six months for a remortgage to take place, giving time for research and decision making for what you’re looking for alongside the process of applying for a remortgage itself.

> Plan your finances – just as for applying for your first mortgage, it pays to make sure your finances are truly in order. Check your credit score, don’t apply for any new credit, avoid any large purchases, avoid payday loans or overdrafts at all costs to boost your chances of quick acceptance for a remortgage.

> Get your documents in order – just as for your first mortgage, documents will be required to prove your identity, current address and proof of income – save time by gathering your documents together upfront.

> If you’re self-employed – you’ll need to show additional proof of income with three years history. You can aid your application by showing future workload and incoming revenue stream.

YOUR HOME OR PROPERTY MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.

There may be a fee for mortgage advice. The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate some forms of buy to lets.

24/05/2022

Good morning everyone

As an early reminder, Spring Bank Holiday and the Platinum Jubilee will soon be upon us.

The usual financial system (mortgage companies, finance houses, solicitors etc) will be closed for the four day celebratory weekend and whilst some banking branches may open on the Saturday, normal activity will resume for most on Monday 6th June.

I too will be out of the office during these four days however, I will address any issues that may arise upon my return.

If you have any concerns about the break in, what is, normal access to me and your mortgage needs, please let me know before close of business Wednesday 1st June. I will do my very best to manage any potential matters beforehand.

Best wishes to you all

Rob

13/05/2022

This has been another busy week.

Numerous meetings and calls as always but most importantly, three more applications have progressed through to Mortgage Offer, another two agreed subject to valuation.

Best of all, one completion for a young couple and their first home together. These ones always make my job feel special.

Thank you again for your custom and here’s to an enjoyable sunny weekend everyone.

https://www.andmortgages.co.uk/contact/

07/05/2022

Another Bank of England rate increase this week. Their highest level for 13 years.

Review your mortgage with a whole of market broker. I can protect you against future increases and advise the best choice from the open market.

https://www.andmortgages.co.uk/contact/

29/04/2022

I have some wonderfully thoughtful clients.

Thank you both, I will enjoy a tipple and think of you both as you plan, and ultimately move, into your new home.

17/04/2022

People often ask for some Life cover to protect their mortgage. I advise them to protect their Income first.

If you’re not earning, who will pay your mortgage bills each month?

If you don’t get the right advice at the start of your mortgage, you won’t have it ready for when you need it most.

06/04/2022

Has your Home Insurance premium increased recently, just like everything else has right now.

Contact me to see if I can improve the situation.

03/04/2022

Good afternoon everyone. I have a days holiday tomorrow, Mon 4th April. I am back Tuesday morning as usual though. Thank you