Mortgage Broking

Mortgages

At Merchants, we specialise in helping our clients achieve their dream of home ownership. Our comprehensive mortgage broking service is designed to make the process simple and stress-free, guiding you every step of the way.

We are independent, whole of market advisers, which means we source mortgages from 100+ leading lenders with 1000's of options to select the best solution for you.

Our mortgage advice is free, we are remunerated directly by the mortgage company and you will not be charged any additional fees.

How We Can Help You:

• Establishing Your Budget
  We work with you to establish a realistic budget, ensuring you understand all costs involved.
  
• Tailored Mortgage Solutions
  We recommend the best mortgage options suited to your specific circumstances, including income level, residency status, and financial goals.
• Mortgage Decision in Principle
  We assist in securing a decision in principle from a lender, giving you the confidence to make an offer on your dream home.
• Finding a Reliable Solicitor/Conveyancer
  Our network of trusted solicitors and conveyancers ensures a smooth and efficient legal process.
• Mortgage Tracking & Progress Reports         
• We will keep you fully updated of progress whilst your mortgage is being processed and will actively review the market to ensure that you stay on the most competitive product even after you complete.
  

• Insurance Advice for Financial Security
  We advise on essential insurances, including mortgage protection, income protection, and buildings and contents cover, to protect you, your family and your new home.

Our end-to-end service means you can trust us to handle every detail, helping find the right mortgage for you and ensuring your financial security.

Ready to take the first step? Contact us today for a Free Consultation!

Telephone: 0117 985 0806

Mobile:        07463 822830

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or any other debt secured on it.
Some Buy to Let mortgages are not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority