Residential Home Mortgages - Home Purchase
Independent mortgage advisers for home mortgages
Buying your home will be the largest lump sum purchase you are likely to make in a lifetime. When you choose The BHUK Financial adviser will help you finance your purchase you can rest assured that we have explored the home mortgage market for you to ensure you gain the most appropriate mortgage deal.
We search to bring you a choice of home mortgage lenders, rates, currencies and criteria. From this range we can help you select the best mortgage product to suit your circumstances.
We also seek to bring tax efficiency to all the mortgage products we advise upon by using our experience gained as Independent Financial Advisers (IFAs)
Our residential home mortgage service includes:
- Confidentiality
- Independent Mortgage Advice
- Offset, Flexible, Current Account mortgages
- Sterling, Euro, US Dollar, Swiss Franc, Yen, Australian Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Hong Kong Dollar, Singapore Dollar mortgages
- Various methods of repayment: Capital Repayment, Interest Only
- Provisions for Foreign Nationals
- Special terms for Professionals and High Net Worth clients
- Competitive fixed, tracker, variable, capped rate mortgages
- Up to 90% lending
- Home visits by our advisers available
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We deal with all lenders based in UK or Offshore. These include:
- Abbey
- Alliance & Leicesterter
- Halifax
- Woolwich
- Nationwide
- Cheltenham & Gloucester
- Scottish Widows Bank
- Lloyds TSB Group
- HSBC
- Royal Bank of Scotland Group
- Kleinwort Benson
- and Investec
Our home mortgage service covers the whole of the UK.
We offer an optional ongoing annual mortgage review to help you keep your financial budget planner on track and manage your mortgage throughout its term. We charge an annual fee of £500 for such service. Please enquire on 01708 706142.
Please note:
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage. The actual rate available will depend on your circumstances. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Changes in the exchange rate may increase the sterling equivalent of your debt.
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