Last reviews in Mortgage Lenders

Last reviews in Mortgage Lenders

Mortgages can be a minefield, from first time buyers to buy to let mortgages, it is necessary to do your research first so you can compare the market and compare the mortgages on offer. Review Centre offers reviews of users experiences to help you decide what mortgage company has the best mortgage, rate or application process. We also have reviews of mortgage lenders who specialise in bad credit mortgages and second mortgages.

Looking to refinance your home mortgage to release equity or to get a better interest rate or perhaps switching from a variable to fixed rate could save you thousands. Check out our reviews below or write your own review.

Whether its fixed rate, offset, interest only or 100% Mortgages you're after you can find reviews of them here at Review Centre.

Last reviews in Mortgage Lenders

  • patient 11th November 2009

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    We applied to the Nationwide to remortgage our home in order to release some of the equity that we have. We choose the Nationwide as the rates were the most competitive for the LTV we were looking for. We rec

  • Guest 10th November 2009

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    I would urge people not to apply for any HSBC mortgage product. Just before exchange of contracts, they wrote to my solicitors to say that the mortgage had been withdrawn. No notice was given to the solicitors

  • Guest 7th November 2009

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    Great if you are good at managing your finances, can save a great deal in interest payments.
    Probably not recommended for those who struggle to manage their current account anyway, with a normal mortgage.

  • Guest 5th November 2009

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    My husband and I are pensioners and were put in touch with Accord by our financial advisor. We firstly had a standard variable rate mortgage, which, although it was not a cheap as some building societies, was O

  • Guest 30th October 2009

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    I have been a customer of the Halifax for over 10 years. I have my joint account, home insurance, savings and mortgage with them. I wanted to move home so applied for a new mortgage. Was told this would be no p

  • Guest 29th October 2009

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    If your looking for a mortgage provider DO NOT GO WITH NORTHERN ROCK!! They are an absolute joke. We took out a 100% mortgage with them just over 2 years ago. We now want to upsize and move into a bigger house.

  • Guest 29th October 2009

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    I URGE ANYONE LOOKING FOR A MORTGAGE NOT TO GO WITH NORTHERN ROCK !!!!!
    These unscrupulous rip off merchants have absolutely no morals or sympathy for anyone that they offered a 100% mortgage to.

  • Guest 25th October 2009

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    Have Lifetime Mortgage with Northern Rock it's portable they said,sold house in june 2009 after weeks of telephone calls filling in more forms a c
    ndmore excuses its now 24th Oct 2009.6 people in chain pul

  • Guest 18th October 2009

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    Having sold our previous house i was trying to arrange a mortgage with Abbey through my mortgage advisor. The Abbey offered us a mortgage in principal on condition we provided evidence of earnings. We provided

  • Guest 16th October 2009

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    Got a mortgage with Abbey about 2 years ago. As it is interest only, I am obviously keen to pay off lump sums as often as I can. And this is the trouble.
    Twice I have tried to transfer fund from a German a