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How can I reduce the impact of higher interest rates?
If you are worried what higher rates will mean for you each month it may be worth looking into different ways to reduce the impact...
Is debt consolidation right for you?
If you are struggling to manage your outgoings, the first thing to review is your mortgage and check if you are on the best deal for your circumstances....
2023 - How is it for you?
You will have seen in the press that the number of residential property transactions came in at just over 77,000 in January and that represents a reduction of 7% year on year, or 27% less than in December...
Mortgages for the Self-Employed
Self-employment is on the rise in the UK as many people feel that being your own boss gives you the opportunity to create and grow a business as a source of primary or secondary income...
Auction Finance Case Study
This month we thought we would share a case study with you to highlight the great work Chartwell Funding does with our auction house partners. This is one of many very happy clients that...
Review Your Mortgage Every Year
The latest announcement by the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to hold the Bank of England base rate at 0.50% was welcome news for borrowers who have deals expiring later this year or early 2019.
Why is Bridging Finance More Popular?
Since the start of 2018 we have seen the costs of bridging loans reduce even further as the competition in the sector increases.
Traditionally bridging loans have been perceived as the lending of last resort and...
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