Being on top of your mortgage at this time is more important than ever and knowing what your options are and receiving advice, even if you choose not to proceed with an alternative or the […]
Knowing Your Mortgage Options view more
Following the Bank of England’s decision to lift the interest rate to 1.75%, households are likely to face a hike in monthly payments. Across the UK, around 850,000 properties are on tracker mortgages, which directly
How will rising interest rates affect mortgage payments? view more
Getting on the property ladder as a first-time buyer can be daunting. For many, you’ve been dreaming of the day you will pick up your keys to your first home. As UK house prices continuing
How to get on the property ladder as a first-time buyer view more
St. Catherine’s Hospice is located in Crawley and provides end of life care and support to individuals and families from West Sussex and East Surrey. In 2019 they began organising a trek to the Sahara
Chris Treks The Sahara In Aid Of St. Catherine’s Hospice view more
Obtaining a mortgage if you are self-employed has always been a little more complex than if you were employed. At Resolve, we do not necessarily think that this should be the case, but we operate
Some Lenders Change Policy For Self-Employed view more
Warnings of a rise in mortgage rates are being discussed within the industry and this week we have seen a number of lenders increase their rates. Expect a 13 per cent increase in their mortgage
Rise In Mortgage Rates: What Does It Mean? view more
Everyone’s income streams are different and some people don’t have predictable incomes. For those that are self-employed or who have income from more than one source, it can sometimes be difficult to get a mortgage.
What is meant by Complex Income? view more
Often when someone is asked to imagine what they think the average landlord is like then many a time some not too positive comments are made. Phrases such as ‘Money grabbing’, ‘Don’t care about tenants’,
Why, And How, We Support Buy to Lets view more
The most common form of title splitting is when an individual buys a single property or plot and then divides it up. For example, if you refurbish a property and split it into two or
Title Splitting: How Can It Increase Profits? view more
You might consider additional borrowing on your mortgage if, for example, you want to make home improvements. Here is our guide covering additional borrowing on your mortgage and how it works. What is meant by
Our Guide To Additional Borrowing On Your Mortgage view more
