Mortgage Lenders Slash Rates For Loans With 5% Deposits

Mortgage Lenders Slash Rates For Loans With 5% Deposits

Good news for first-time buyers and those with smaller deposits! Mortgage lenders are cutting rates for loans with just a 5% deposit. In this video, we break down the latest changes, explain what it means for potential homeowners, and explore how you can take advantage of these new rates. Watch now to stay informed about the shifting mortgage landscape!

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[fortunalondon]

Fantastic range of subjects. Thank you.

[davidwhitton]

A little more confident or maybe a little more desperate, remember a bank only derives it's share value through the amount of loans it makes. Food for thought.

[matthewspry]

Remember the 110% mortgages from northern rock ?

[Manos-de-Piedra]

Bit off subject regarding this video but can anyone offer advice,

I bought a 3 bed detached property in 2018 at £150k, with a 10% deposit, fast forward now and my mortgage is £120k but the house is now worth approximately 190 to 200k, my question is would it be better to stay put in the current house or move to a bigger property with the equity I will have, I know this is a subjective question but I am thinking financially wise would it be better to just keep paying my current mortgage or move to a bigger house and start again but with a bigger deposit due to the equity I will have

[kianrosenberg]

Please do a video on LTD company rates 🙏🏽

[RenovateRetirement]

Do you offer coaching? How can I contact you? Steven

[suewright]

Can I get a remortgage at 70 years old?

[matthewspry]

so banks arent expecting the lower end of the market to drop more than 5% for the next two years

[Juliukas]

Nope, not good deals at ALL. Awful rates and awful fees!! I got a 95% mort in July 2020 bang in the middle of Covid for 3.39% and they paid me £500 to take it! Now I have 40% equity so I am expecting a good deal next year when my fixed rate ends.