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How a mortgage broker can help secure your interest after a family fallout
If your family helped you get onto the property ladder, here's how to keep your interest safe if there's a family fallout.
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What to ask when buying a new home
When buying a new home, be sure to ask these important questions, as advised by a mortgage broker. See just some of the perks of buying a new build home.
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How the self-assessment deadline affects self-employed mortgages
Getting a mortgage when self-employed? Here’s how missing the self-assessment deadline could impact your mortgage application, from SA302 forms to fines.
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Getting a joint mortgage with a friend
Buying a house with a friend is a big commitment but getting a joint mortgage can help you step on the property ladder. Here's what to know beforehand.
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What is a mortgage offer?
A mortgage offer is a lender’s formal confirmation that they’ll lend you the money you need. Learn what to look out for and what happens next in the home-buying process.
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Compare fixed rate mortgage deals
Learn how to get the best fixed-rate mortgage for you with the help of our Mojo experts.
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How long does it take to buy a home in the UK?
Mojo Mortgages reveal how long it takes to complete on a property in the UK.
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Your house buying journey starts here! Get an expert-verified Mortgage in Principle from Mojo Mortgages to find out how much you could borrow.
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Can I get a mortgage below 60% LTV?
A loan-to-value (LTV) ratio below 60% is often considered excellent by lenders. We explain the benefits of a low LTV mortgage.
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