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August 2025
It’s been a busy year in the finance world! Have you been reading along? We’d thought we’d break down a few changes. Here’s an overview of the current trends in mortgages, protection, insurance, and later-life lending so far:
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Applying for a mortgage can sometimes be straightforward, but when your financial situation is complex—such as having a recent IVA, irregular income, or purchasing through a shared ownership scheme—the process can quickly become challenging. In these cases, working with an experienced mortgage broker is invaluable.
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If you’re applying for a mortgage, you may have come across the terms SA302 and Tax Year Overview. These documents play a crucial role in the mortgage application process, especially if you’re self-employed or receive rental income. But what exactly are they? Why do lenders ask for them? And how can you get hold of them? Let’s break it down.
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What an amazing summer we’ve been having, and if like us, you’ve been spending a lot of time in the garden, you might be wondering what you’d like to do to update it. Well, we have great news! Keeping your garden looking perfect can help increase your home's value.
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For many people approaching or already in retirement, your home isn’t just where you live, it’s also one of your most valuable financial assets. Whether you’re looking to top up your pension, help family members, renovate, or simply enjoy more financial freedom, accessing the equity tied up in your property can be a powerful option.
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July 2025
Are you looking to take a dream holiday this summer? Or do you have plans to get the garden ready to enjoy the sun? Whether you want to renovate your home, support your family, or manage debts, there are several ways to release money from your property. This fact sheet breaks down three common options. Plus, we’ve included real-life examples to help you understand how each one works.
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June 2025
As you approach the ‘Golden Years’, are you considering whether to stay at home or move into care? Can you afford to do this without selling your home? Equity release for home improvements or aged care is a popular choice for many older homeowners as they look for ways to stay at home for longer and improve the quality of life in retirement.
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May 2025
General insurance—whether it’s for your car, home, travel, or health—is a crucial financial safety net. But buying the wrong policy or overlooking key details can leave you underprotected when it matters most. To help you make a smart, informed decision, here are the top five common mistakes to avoid when purchasing general insurance. Of course, using a broker ensures you can avoid these mistakes. Give us a call to get your insurance all lined up.
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Using equity release to fund a garden renovation or a dream holiday can be a smart move if done wisely. Here’s a practical guide on how it works, the pros and cons, and what to keep in mind. Get in touch with us to create a detailed plan of what you can get and how!
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April 2025
In our post-pandemic world, we are seeing lots of changes for the needs of borrowers! Do you need specialist help? Reach out, and we’ll help you get organised and secure your new mortgage! For those still benefiting from low mortgage rates, many homeowners have chosen to take a second charge rather than remortgage, say for debt consolidation and home improvements.
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Key Trends Shaping Mortgages, Protection & Later-Life Lending in 2025

It’s been a busy year in the finance world! Have you been reading along? We’d thought we’d break ...
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Case Study: Navigating Complex Lending

Applying for a mortgage can sometimes be straightforward, but when your financial situation is compl...
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Understanding Tax Calculations and Tax Year Overviews

If you’re applying for a mortgage, you may have come across the terms SA302 and Tax Year Overview. ...
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Want to Boost Your Home's Appeal? Start with the Garden

What an amazing summer we’ve been having, and if like us, you’ve been spending a lot of time in th...
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Making the Most of Your Home in Retirement – With the Right Advice

For many people approaching or already in retirement, your home isn’t just where you live, it’s al...
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Accessing Capital: Comparing Equity Release, Loans, and Remortgages

Are you looking to take a dream holiday this summer? Or do you have plans to get the garden ready to...
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Using Equity Release for Home Improvements or Care Needs

As you approach the ‘Golden Years’, are you considering whether to stay at home or move into care?...
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Avoid these mistakes when buying insurance

General insurance—whether it’s for your car, home, travel, or health—is a crucial financial safet...
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How to use equity release for a new garden renovation or a dream holiday

Using equity release to fund a garden renovation or a dream holiday can be a smart move if done wise...
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Why a specialist can save your mortgage

In our post-pandemic world, we are seeing lots of changes for the needs of borrowers! Do you need sp...
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