Compare Mortgages Online

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Why compare online?

Buying property is probably the most expensive purchase you will ever make in your life, so it is crucially important you get the best mortgage rates available, with the best deal, terms and conditions to suit your circumstances.

Our online mortgage comparison tool compares initial/subsequent rates, as well as producing an overall cost for comparison (APR%) and monthly payment details.

No-Fee Mortgage Advice

We have teamed up with London & Country, the UK's leading no-fee mortgage brokers.

Here are 3 great reasons why you should talk through your new mortgage options with London & Country.

1. You pay no fee for their whole of market advice.

2. They've won more awards for their service than any other broker.

4. They search the market for you, helping you find the best mortgage deals.

London & Country's advisors are available 7 days a week.

The opening hours are: Mon-Thurs: 9.00am - 8.00pm Fri-Sat: 9.00am- 5.30pm Sun: 10.00am-4.00pm

How much can I borrow?

The credit crunch has seen all mortgage providers tighten up their lending criteria. Increasingly, lending is done on an individual basis so it is more important than ever to get professional help when you apply for a mortgage so you get the right loan for you.

Here are some useful tips to bear in mind whilst running quotes:

You need at least a 5% deposit
Lenders are reluctant to lend more than 95% of the property value and ideally below 90%.

Potential to borrow up to 5 times your income
If you borrow 90% or less it may be possible to borrow up to 5 times your annual income.

Overtime and bonuses
We have access to lenders who will consider 100% of any guaranteed overtime and 50% of regular overtime as part of your annual income.