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Multi-tied Mortgage Brokers are likely to be a better choice than tied Mortgage Brokers, who can only recommend products from a single provider.
However if you want a Mortgage Broker who can select from the whole marketplace, to find you the best deal, an Independent Mortgage Broker is your only option.
Until
2003 anyone in the UK could call themselves a mortgage
broker or adviser.
The Financial Services Authority changed this.
Now anyone who sells mortgages needs to have specific
qualifications ie they have to sit an exam called
CEMAP - so they must be "CEMAP qualified".
(There's another, qualification, mainly taken by IFAs,
called MAQ).
On 31st October 2004 there were other major changea
to the rules. For example, now no one is allowed to
"cold call" the public at their homes to
sell them mortgage services - as used to happen.
The whole area of mortgage advice is now regulated
by The Financial Services Authority.
See New UK
Mortgage Regulations
For further details, or if you're suspicious about
anyone, contact them or try the new regulator, the
Financial Services Authority on 0845
606 1234.
To read more on this subject please see the list below or your mortgage guide or your home buying guide
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Which Type of Mortgage Broker Is Best For You?
How Do I Find A Mortgage Broker?
Questions To Ask Your Mortgage Broker
The Keyfacts and Initial Disclosure Documents
Mortgage Broker Qualifications
Who Regulates Mortgage Brokers?
How To Check Up On A Mortgage Broker
Complaining About Mortgage Brokers
The new regulations – an overview
Many websites don't make it clear that filling in their mortgage enquiry form means you might be credit checked.
This can put you at risk.
UK Mortgage lenders may assume an enquiry you have aleady made to another lender means you were turned down - and not that you are in fact carefully shopping around and rejecting the bad deals.
The best way around this significant problem is to ask an independent mortgage adviser to make anonymous enquiries for you.
Without risking your credit score an adviser can find you the best available mortgage deal. They will also know how likely you are to be accepted by the lender if you decide to make a formal application.
If you would like a recommended adviser to check out the best deals for you, anonymously, simply fill in the quick form below.
" Hmm..." You might think; "Won't I be hounded by a salesman hungry for my business? "
This is the most common question we hear from our users.
The answer is no you won't.
Firstly your enquiry is only passed to ONE person on a carefully vetted list of independent advisers.
Secondly,
these mortgage advisers are professionals. Even
when the market is slow they are busy
people. There many people who need to move homes, or get
a remortgage and are looking for advice all the time.
Regardless of the state of the property market, life goes
on.
So the advisers don't have time to hassle people. It just
doesn't work like that. No one is gong to be forced into
taking out a mortgage unless they really need one.
The advisers are very used to talking with people, perhaps like yourself, who are only "dipping their toes" into the water.
Many people just want an initial quick chat and if they feel comfortable will ask the advisor to contact them again later - often in several weeks or months. As a professional, the adviser will simply diarise this and call back at the appropriate time. There is no obligation at all.
(In the unlikely event that you ever feel at all "hassled" by someone on our list please let us know immediately. We have never heard of this. But if it happened we would definitely want to know).
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