Are you looking to buy a house
If you are a First Time Buyer here are some tips that will help you buy a house
Start Early: Start saving for your home at least two years in advance, as banks favor consistent savers and typically require a six-month savings history for mortgage approval.
Clean Accounts: No missed payments, no overdrafts, and no gambling in the last 6 months.
10% deposit: You will need to have 10% of the value of the house as a deposit.
Get Familiar with Government Schemes Available: Such as The Help to Buy Scheme and The First Home Scheme, read our Blog to learn more.
How to Set your Budget for Buying a House
How to Set Your Budget for Buying a House
Whether you are a regular saver or a deposit saver, it is important to know what various forms of tax treatment the savings accounts are subject to. This is an area which we can contribute to by advising on accounts which are either tax free or subject to a lower rate of tax. We endeavour to bring a little investment nous to how you structure your savings, and consider a portfolio approach to ensure they get spread across the various savings accounts on offer
Mortgage Protection – We can get you the best premium available
Anyone looking to purchase a home must purchase mortgage protection also. Please note that you are not required to purchase mortgage protection from your bank. We can shop around to ensure you get the best value quotes
Benefits of protecting what’s important
Peace of Mind: Mortgage Protection will ensure your mortgage is cleared if you die.
Protection: Your family is safeguarded from a substantial financial burden.
Increased Security: You can add cover for many serious illnesses.
Flexible Option: to increase cover on certain life events, like approval for a new mortgage or an increase to an existing mortgage.
Inexpensive: The level of mortgage protection cover reduces from year to year as the amount you owe on your mortgage goes down. Mortgage protection policies are sometimes referred to as ‘reducing term cover’.