Mortgages

Do you need a mortgage to buy a home or business premises? How mortgages work, how much you can borrow and how to find the right one.

Mortgages - overview

Do you need a mortgage to buy a home or business premises? How mortgages work, how much you can borrow and how to find the right one.

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FAQs

Buy-to-let and letting FAQs

Successful buy-to-let relies on ensuring the investment makes financial sense. There are also legal obligations for landlord and tenant to consider

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Essential guide to buying premises

Buying your premises gives you control over your place of business - but also leads to liabilities. Read our guide before making a decision.

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FAQs

Buying premises FAQs

Buying premises may be one of the largest investments you make in your business. Understand the process and have all the legal bases covered.

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Article

Buy-to-let

Purchasing a buy-to-let property can be an good way of generating income. However, there are some key considerations to take into account first.

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Releasing equity in your home

Some people have considerable equity in their homes. Equity release is one way to boost income by releasing some of the value in your home.

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Buying a home with a mortgage

Purchasing a property is expensive. Most people buy their homes using a mortgage. The lender will check you can meet repayments on the property.

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Q&A: Commercial mortgages

Your questions on commercial mortgages answered by the property team from Funding Options from what commercial mortgages are to whether you need security.

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