100% mortgage - your rate automatically drops as you pay off more
New mortgage product that gets better as you pay off the mortgage
We have had a meeting with our mortgage advisor Christopher Clarke, he has made us aware of an exciting new mortgage product.
It is designed to help you get the keys without years of saving. No gimmicks. No strings. Just a modern mortgage with simple rules, long-term certainty, and flexibility built-in.
If you’ve got a steady income (from £24k+) and a clean credit history, you could buy your home with 0% deposit and start building your future now.
Fixed rates for 10 or 15 years so your payments stay predictable
Your rate automatically drops as you pay off more
No early repayment charges when moving home or repaying with your own funds
Unlimited overpayments whenever you like
For further information, contact us on 01932 232927 or sales@newboulds.com
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