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31 Reviews For Northern Rock Mortgage
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Guest 29th Oct 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. which is slightly cheaper then the place we live in now. When i rang them to ask if they were able to transfer the mortgage to the new property they said they would not and that they would only offer us a mortgage for 85% of the property!!! Meaning we would have to find thousands of pounds before we can move. We are now stuck in a house too small and no1 is willing to help us!!!! thanks for nothing NORTHERN ROCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Guest 29th Oct 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.
I have a 3 year fixed rate taken out in 2006, part loan part mortgage. I now want to move house with my "portable" mortgage but northern rock are not prepared to lend us the money or port it over. The other sting in the ass is that even if I do port it over to another mortgage with Northern rock, or sw ...- Read Guest's review (147 words)
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Guest 25th Oct 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 pulling their hair out.Is there someone outthere who can help.Have had mortgage offer since 17 sept 2009, but they make up all sorts of excuses not to release money.- Read Guest's review (63 words)
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Michelle Cranford
16th Apr 2009
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Last September i remortgaged with Northern Rock - 2 year fixed rate just before the rates hit the floor, my tough luck again - due to having the house on the market i wanted a portable mortgage so if a buyer came along porting my mortgage should have been simple!!! how wrong can a Financial advisor be??- i am now in my 6th week of just trying to get Northern Rock to appoint a surveyor on the property i wish to buy, so far they have been totaly unprofessional and show a total disregard to any one ...- Read Michelle Cranford's review (154 words)
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eileen t 20th Jun 2008
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What can i say except help! Spoke to Northern Rock about moving house. They asked value etc, Fine they say,you have 9,400 to play with,DO YOU STILL WANT 100%?? YES i say NO PROBLEM THEY SAY. So there i go put the house up for sale,A querie pops up so i ring N/R,then floor me by saying when you put down your 10% deposit WHAT!! I SAY oh yes we dont do 100% now so you need 10% down.so thank you N/R i now need around 12,500 what with deposit and fees.QUESTION!!! DO I HAVE THAT MONEY!!!! HELL ...- Read eileen t's review (139 words)
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spu230479 22nd May 2008
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I bought a 3 year fixed together product with Northern Rock in 2005 with the help with costs option through an Indepdent Mortgage Advisor, these help with costs ( £750) would not be repaid as long as I stayed with them for 3 years 6 months. In Febuary 2008 I was told to look else where for a mortgage by Northern Rock as they couldn't of competitive rates - at this point they did not make me aware of clause in my contract that I would have to repay the £750.When attaining my redempti ...- Read spu230479's review (388 words and 1 comment)
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Hamster1234 17th Mar 2008
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After having an in principal decision of £240k from Northern Rock, and now really struggling to get a mortgage for £137k is a joke. We earn over £55k a year between us not including commissions and have excellent credit. We have had problem after problem, with them not believing paperwork which we sent them. I have had even had to go to the Inland Revenue to confirm that I am not a director of the company I work for, nor am I self employed or have shares within the company..... ...- Read Hamster1234's review (101 words)
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nishnosh 20th Feb 2008
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I took out a together mortgage with NR to pay off an existing secured loan when moving house back in April 2006. Everything was fine up until now. NR has advised me to search for a remortgage elsewhere as their interest rates are too high. Problem is I have a -ve equity on my house now because of the additional loan, which makes it hard to get a mortgage elsewhere. NR says I'll need to settle both the secured and unsecured loan with them before leaving them or if I want to split the unsecured lo ...- Read nishnosh's review (139 words and 1 comment)
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rahenaahmed 4th Dec 2007
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I am disgusted at the service provided by Northern Rock unfortunately as I am on maternity I cant even swop my mortgage to another lender. I applied for a mortgage review and two times the application wasn't received by them coincidence I don't think, I was promised to have one sent special delivery in October and am still waiting for this I think its travelling by camel this has now resulted in my account being in arrears and myself receiving threatening letters and when I have spoken to the ad ...- Read rahenaahmed's review (152 words)
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RockCrusher 2nd Oct 2007
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Where do I start, quoted 10 day turnaround time as an EXISTING mortgage holder when I had to move and increase the mortgage. 37 days later and endless calls letters etc I am waiting for an answer. If I leave then there is a £4000 redemption penalty to pay plus fees lost and a whole heap of other costs that I have been saddled with. As of tomorrow I am homeless and in real danger of losing my chosen property. I have supplied the following and they are STILL stalling; P60 (06-07), 4 months p ...- Read RockCrusher's review (154 words)
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bear25
25th Jul 2007
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All in all Northern Rock offer a great mortgage if you are starting out and have little or no savings. Also rates are good and the only down side is the tie in.- Read bear25's review (85 words)
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carternm31
28th Mar 2007
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I must say first off, that we didn't actually have many problem within the 2 years we were with NR. We paid our amount every month as normal, and job done. They reared their ugly heads when we re-mortgaged elsewhere (although I also can't say much for the idiots we re-mortgaged with)!
Due to the re-mortgaging taking so long, we started paying the high interest payments from February 22nd (which we fully expected). This wasn't the problem. The problem was that until we finally swapped mortgage ...- Read carternm31's review (169 words and 1 comment)
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franz99 27th Feb 2007
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Please find details up-to-date in a letter I am currently sending to Northern Rock:
With reference to the complaint case raised on the above application in joint names, I refer to my last call with yourselves on the 21st of February, where I was cut off during conversation at approximately 15:45 hours.
I had advised you at this point that I would like to raise a complaint regarding the issues I had with the above mentioned application.
The points I raised were that I had received a mortgage ...- Read franz99's review (1122 words)
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jokey 17th Oct 2006
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Myself and my partner are first time buyers with no deposit, so we decided to go with NR and take their Together mortgage - because we wanted to complete home improvements and consolidate existing debts.
The initial call to Norther Rock was very good, and they explained everything, credit checked us and informed me I could receive £154K. I received an offer in principle and set about looking for a property. With the money needed for debts and improvements we had £133k to look for ...- Read jokey's review (365 words)
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Clare1508Cooper 3rd Oct 2006
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I can't wait to leave Northern Rock once my mortgage tie-in period is finished. The day to day running of the mortgage is fine. However, as soon as you need to change product or move house, things turn bad. Their 'hidden costs' appear comparatively high, their documentation is misleading, and I would question the quality of staff training, as I'd often get completely different answers to the same question. In my last dealings with them I had to take my complaints to the FSA before they bother ...- Read Clare1508Cooper's review (116 words)
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dollismummi
24th Sep 2006
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I have just taken out a mortgage with Northern Rock Mortgage and have encountered no problems yet!!!!
When I contacted them by telephone I was given some excellent advice with a friendly service. All paper work received promptly. If I do have any problems in the future I will be sure to post them!- Read dollismummi's review (60 words)
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redmaynes 21st Sep 2006
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Lost forms at Northern Rock for mortgage application, then lost information when it came to review the mortgage, then lost forms when it came to apply for further borrowing. They're only answer is to send out another form, which you can be fairly sure will get lost. I even sent the latest form by recorded delivery and they have a record of receiving it, but it still got lost!!!! And the fees i paid for anything i needed to do are ridiculous. I used to be a mortgage broker around 6 years ago and ...- Read redmaynes's review (129 words)
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nicolar 6th Sep 2006
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Their customer service is appalling. They set up an incorrect direct debit on my current account before completion of my flat purchase. Two large amounts of money were taken from my account for 2 successive months. Although the money was refunded, I have still not received any offer of compensation from Northern Rock over a month after my first letter of complaint was sent.- Read nicolar's review (73 words)
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babylolo
30th Aug 2006
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We recently moved house and wanted to port our existing mortgage with us. It sounds simple, but the amount of problems we experienced with Northern Rock, from wrong advice being given to losing forms and cheques, it turned into an absolute nightmare. I was never able to get through on the phone, and I was either left on hold for over an hour before being cut off, or if I left a message, they never called back. I will be moving my mortgage from this company at the earliest opportunity.- Read babylolo's review (98 words)
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Muckey 21st Apr 2006
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I wanted to set up a mortgage with Bright Mortgage Advice, who after reviewing my position and needs gave me a choice, I went for the Northern Rock option and glad I did. I received an instant decison, a rapid valuation followed, topped off by an offer document, all within 1 week, Thank you.- Read Muckey's review (64 words)
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BBC NEWS | Business | Northern Rock shares plunge 32%
Shares in one of the UK's largest mortgage lenders, Northern Rock, have fallen 32% after it had to ask the Bank of England for emergency funding.
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Northern Rock mortgage arrears soar 394% - Times Online
The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) has estimated that 75,000 homes will be repossessed this year as unemployment rises, up from 25,900 in 2007. ... Northern Rock returns to the mortgage market
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Northern Rock mortgage customers face negative equity | myfinances
Negative equity risk for Northern Rocks remaining mortgage customers ... Northern Rock mortgage misery
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JournalLive - News - Campaigns & Awards - Northern Rock - Mortgage
Lenders already signed up include HBOS, Nationwide, Abbey, Lloyds TSB, Northern Rock, Barclays and HSBC.
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The boss with a Northern Rock mortgage (From The Northern Echo)
A bullish statement of intent, and a warning shot to other mortgage lenders, joining the FTSE 100 propelled Northern Rock into the elite group of British banks.
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How bad is Northern Rock's mortgage book? - Journal - Money Moves
On the face of it, Northern Rock is suffering significantly higher delinquencies on its mortgage lending than the industry average.
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Northern Rock's mortgage lending soars to £7.3bn | Business | The
Record take-up by first-time buyers helped Northern Rock increase net lending by almost a quarter to £7.3bn in the first half of 2006. ... Norther Rock among lenders still offering high salary multiples
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Darling under fire over Northern Rock bonuses | Business | The
However, it became obvious last year that Treasury officials had underestimated the impact of Northern Rock's withdrawal from the mortgage market and the steep cut in lending that followed.
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Northern Rock's mortgage bonanza: Will you benefit? - Telegraph
Why is Northern Rock moving back into the mortgage market? ... Although one or two lenders offer rates below 6pc, many borrowers are forced to accept rates of 6.5pc to 7pc because they don't qualify
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