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For most people a mortgage will be the largest financial commitment they will make so you need to find one that is most suitable for you. One of the most important factors is the type of interest rate you decide on and typically mortgages are available at three different types of interest. With a Variable Rate Mortgage, the lender varies the interest rate according to market conditions. With a Capped Rate Mortgage although interest is paid at a variable rate it cannot rise above a predetermined level usually for the first few years of the loan. Finally, with a Long Term Fixed Interest Rate Mortgage the interest level is fixed again usually for the first few years of the loan. Other important considerations are; your income, the length of the loan and the deposit you can afford. Lenders will usually let you borrow 3 times a single gross salary or 2 and a half times a combined gross salary. You should then add to this the deposit you can afford and the total is the property value you could aim for. More about mortgages... Mortgage interest rates Variable interest rate Fixed interest rate ( Long Term) Discounted interest rate Capped interest rate Base rate tracker Interest only Mortgage First Time Buyer Mortgage Fixed Rate Mortgage A fixed interest rate means you know the exact monthly cost of your mortgage over a fixed period. Fixed rate mortgage terms can be from 1-25 years. A lower rate of interest is charged if the term chosen to fix the rate is short. Fixed rate Mortgage Capped Rate Mortgage Like fixed rates, a capped interest rate mortgage has a top limit meaning the lender cannot increase the interest rate on the mortgage. The advantage of a capped rate mortgage is that it allows you to benefit from low periods of interest, this is what makes it different from a fixed rate mortgage, a capped rate mortgage can fall if the bank of england lowers its variable interest rates below that of the cap set. Another similarity to a fixed rate mortgage, is that the the lower the term chosen to cap the interest rate, the lower the upper limit or cap will be. Capped Rate Mortgage Variable Rate Mortgage Interest rates on a variable rate mortgage are as they sound "variable" they move up and down and are dictated by the standard variable rate (SVR) usually set by the your mortgage provider. A variable interest rate mortgage is a blessing during periods of low interest, but beware it does not offer protection from periods of high interest. Variable Rate Mortgage Discounted Rate Mortgage A discounted rate mortgage works in a similar way to a variable rate mortgage. If a lower term is chosen the higher the discount. During the initial period, or in some instances throughout the lifetime of the mortgage the lender may offer you a lower standard variable rate. Discounted Rate Mortgage Base Rate Tracker Mortgage A base rate tracker mortgage works like a variable rate, but instead of paying the interest rate set by the mortgage lender, it is the base rate set by the Bank of England(BOE)that you pay. More Base Rate Tracker Mortgage Information Base Rate Tracker Mortgage Deferred Interest Rate Mortgage With a deferred interest rate mortgage you to make lower repayments than the actual rate of interest charged for a period of time agreed by your mortgage provider, The outstanding interest sum is then added to the capital sum of your mortgage. This can be a very expensive way of arranging your mortgage as interest is charged on the outstanding amount of interest as well as the original capital borrowed. Deferred Interest Rate Mortgage Flexible Rate Mortgage A flexible mortgage has the advantage of letting you make overpayments in addition to your normal monthly repayment. This means you could pay your mortgage quicker, when you do make an overpayment the level of interest charged is re calculated . With a flexible mortgage you can borrow back any over payments you made in the future. This can be in the form of a lump sum or to lower your normal monthly repayments. Flexible Rate Mortgage Interest only mortgage Problem Mortgages Self Cert : Bridge : Adverse Self Cert Mortgage Buy-to-Let Mortgage Adverse Credit Mortgage Remortgage Problem mortgages Mortgage problems? there are many reasons for being declined a mortgage such as bad or adverse credit or maybe being self employed (see Self Cert Mortgages), What is Self Cert? \| self-employed \| Non-status \| Self Certifying a mortgage More about Problem Mortgages... Adverse Credit Mortgages Bad, Poor and Adverse Credit An adverse credit mortgage (sub prime / non-standard mortgage) is for people who have what is known as an adverse credit history. More about adverse credit mortgages... Remortgages Homeowners are switching mortgage lenders for many reasons Financial problems Saving on interest rates Mortgage lenders use incentive schemes for re mortgaging with lower interest rates to attract new leads. it is worth shopping around for a better deal on a mortgage, and the savings on a Remortgage can be seen in your monthly payments. More about re mortgages... Other Mortgages Cash-back mortgage Flexible mortgage Current account mortgage Offset Mortgages Mortgage Calculators Mortgage Amortisation Calculator Mortgage Overpayment Calculator Mortgage Calculator Overseas Mortgages Overseas Mortgages Spanish Mortgages Florida Mortgages Mortgage News & Articles New mortgage Scandal - Self Cert applicants are being offered up to ten times their salaries Islamic Mortgages - Novel Mortgage solutions that comply with "SHARIA" Law 50 Year Mortgages on the way. Some lenders offer green mortgages that include the monitoring of your household energy usage and household emissions. With usage information you can save money on your energy bills. Commercial Mortgages & Bad Credit UK Mortgages hit a 13-month high in May for approvals for house purchases Whilst still down from normal mortgage applications rose in May The British Bankers Association Quoted 31,162 loans approved for people buying a property that month, A rise of 7% since April. This is the first time the annual measurement has shown an increase since November, 16% higher than it had been in May 2008. Remortgages didn't fare to well though as the remortgage market dragged down the overall lending figures, Advances of £7.7bn were recorded the lowest since February 2001. Also for the third month in a row to £2.3bn, Net lending, responsible for striping out redemptions and repayments fell, this has not been seen since 2001, at that time the average mortgage taken out from a lender was only £74,400, compared with £133,600 in May. 24,847, represents the number of loans arranged by people remortgaging during May to a 91/2 year low , revealing a 60% drop below levels seen a year ago. "Steady monthly increases since last November have seen the number of loans approved for house purchase recover to levels seen in early 2008, although gross and net mortgage lending show a bad mortgage picture" The mortgage market is mainly being being controlled by the high street banks as lending growth and improved mortgage deals are more prevalent offering higher than average loan approval values." Other Mortgage resources Mortgage Providers Mortgage Glossary Site Map Privacy Add URL / Directory	A loan is money lent on a condition it is repaid, either in installments or less commonly all at once, on agreed dates and usually that the borrower pays the lender an agreed fee which is usually a percentage of the loan (unless it is an interest free loan), this fee is referred to as interest rate For this to happen you will need a loan account which is an account opened by a bank in the name of the borrower to whom it has granted the loan, rather than an overdraft facility. The Amount of the loan is debited to this account and any repayments are credited; interest is charged on the full amount less any repayments. The customers current account is credited with the amount of the loan. The Main types of loans are Unsecured & Secured Loans More about Loans... OVERDRAFTS there are two main types of overdraft (for more detailed information about overdrafts click here) Unauthorised overdraft. Authorised overdraft One of the easiest, and sometimes the simplest and cheapest, ways to raise finances is to use you overdraft facility. With an overdraft facility, interest is only charged on the amount of the overdraft, which may be less than the full amount of the loan. Tenant Loans Being a tenant can make it sometimes make it more difficult to get a loan as you not have any security to put up against the loan, however because your property is not taken into account there is only one variable the lender will take into account and that is your ability to pay, so providing you do not have Adverse/bad/Poor Credit then they should be relatively easy to get a loan based on your income, so while you may have to pay a higher rate of interest then you would with a secured loan a tenant does not have the worry of having their home repossessed which may outweigh the fact that you are paying more for the loan. Tenant loans are available for council or housing association tenants people who rent private properties or even people who still live with their parents (graduates and school-leavers etc). More about Tenant Loans Debt Consolidation Loans Credit cards are usually repaid at a high interest rate. Consolidation loans can reduce your loan costs by combining all your debts, including credit cards. The debt should be cheaper as the loan should be available at a more competitive interest rate and you may also be able to extend the time over which the money is repaid. A consolidation loan really can ease your financial strain and you only have one payment to make. Adverse, Poor or Bad Credit Have you had problems with Adverse Credit in the past or have problems getting credit and have been told that you have been refused a loan because of information held by a credit reference agency? More info Self Cert Loans Factoring \| Accounts receivable financing, Invoice factoring, invoice discounting & working capital financing Factoring & Invoice Discounting \| Invoice Discounting \| Recourse & Non Recourse Factoring \| Export Factoring

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