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FAQ's - Mortgages
How do I get a Mortgage ?
A property is probably the most expensive item you are ever likely to buy so it is vitally important that you decide wisely on your mortgage solution. McLernon Financial will be happy to guide you through the entire process.
How Much Can I Borrow ?
Consider your finances. Will you be able to afford your monthly repayments? To help you set a budget simply Use our Mortgage Calculator (Click Here) for an example of a Repayment Mortgage - or contact us for a full review.
Which Mortgage ?
There are such a wide range of different mortgage deals, it's difficult to know which one to choose. McLernon Financial will discuss all the options available and help you to decide what's right for you. In the meantime, here's a quick overview of the most common mortgage types.
- Variable Rate The mortgage payments will go up and down in line with the lender's standard variable rate.
- Fixed Rate You opt to pay the loan at a rate of interest that's fixed for a specified time – no matter what happens to interest rates during that time.
- Discounted Rate A lender offers an initial discount on their normal standard variable rate for a given period. At the end of the discounted period, the rate reverts to the lender's standard variable rate.
- Capped Rate This ensures your interest rate will never go above a certain rate during a specified time – but you still benefit if rates fall.
- Flexible Rate You control how you repay your mortgage – you can pay extra over a certain period, or even suspend payments for a specified time.
- Cashback As an incentive, some lenders will give you a cash sum when you take out a mortgage
Take control of your life – Contact Us (Click Here)
McLernon Financial First Floor 33 Market Street Omagh Co Tyrone BT78 1EH
Tel : 02882 244011 Fax : 02882 258030 Email : info@mclernonfinancial.com
Home Of Choice McLernon Financial is an appointed representative of Home Of Choice Ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. (A fee for mortgage advice may be applicable. A broker fee of up to 1% of the loan will be charged on completion. The precise amount will depend on your circumstances.)
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