First-time buyer rate guide
First-time buyer (FTB) mortgages are designed specifically for individuals who are purchasing their first property and often have limited savings they can use for a deposit.
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First-time buyer (FTB) mortgages are designed specifically for individuals who are purchasing their first property and often have limited savings they can use for a deposit.
Buy to Let (BTL) mortgages are typically used to purchase property as an investment, for example, to rent out. An investment property cannot be funded with a standard residential mortgage.
People often choose to remortgage primarily to prevent being transferred onto their lender’s standard variable rate (SVR), which tends to be significantly higher, once their initial fixed or discounted mortgage deal comes to an end.
As well as being a simpler process, there are many other benefits to porting your mortgage when you decide to move home, including potential cost savings.
While many mortgage lenders offer mortgage products to applicants over 50 years old, the eligibility criteria can make it more difficult to get approved.
The offset mortgage is growing in popularity. It links your mortgage to your savings account. The value in your savings account is deducted from your mortgage balance.