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A good broker should explain your options clearly and help you feel more confident about the mortgage process.
Hiring a mortgage broker can be a huge benefit, whether you are buying a home or remortgaging. Brokers often have access to exclusive deals, making them a better option than going direct to a lender.
They can also help you understand the mortgage application process, guiding you through each step. Mortgage brokers can offer guidance and research lenders that best fit your circumstances.
When choosing a mortgage broker, you should ensure they are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
It is also recommended that you check they are "whole-of-market" brokers, rather than brokers who will only recommend mortgages from a panel of lenders. A whole-of-market broker will likely have access to a wider range of deals and products.
Answers to common questions about finding and choosing the best mortgage brokers.
There are three ways a mortgage broker can be paid. The most common is a 0.35% commission, paid by the lender on the approval of the loan, although this can vary up to 1%. The second is a fixed fee of around £400 but can range from £300-£600, paid by the borrower. The final option is both commission from the lender and a fixed charge from the borrower.
There are two types of mortgage brokers: whole of market and tied (including multi-tied). Whole of market brokers have access to a range of lenders, which represents the entire mortgage market. Tied brokers work with a select number of lenders, of which they can only advise on their products.
It can take up to 4 weeks to get a mortgage through a broker, compared to up to 6 weeks when applying directly with a lender.
Yes, they can review your existing deal, repayment schedule, and advise on the next steps, including whether to stay with your existing lender or switch to a new one.
