How AI Search Is Changing the Way People Find a Mortgage Adviser Over the past couple of years, I’ve noticed a quiet but important shift in how people start their mortgage journey. It used to be that most enquiries came from someone typing a few words into Google and clicking through a list of websites. […]
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Fixed Rate Mortgage Ending in Dorset? Act Before It Costs You If you live in Dorset and your fixed rate mortgage is coming to an end this year, you’re certainly not alone. I’m seeing more and more homeowners across the county reaching that point where the letter arrives from the lender and suddenly the comfortable
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Fixed Rate Ending in South Wales? What to Do Next If your fixed rate mortgage is ending in the next six months, you’re not alone. I’m seeing more and more clients across Ystrad Mynach, Cardiff, Caerphilly, Newport and Bridgend opening letters from their lender and thinking, “Right… what now?” And I can almost hear the
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Holiday Let Mortgages in Dorset (2026): What Serious Investors Need to Consider When people talk to me about holiday lets in Dorset, there’s usually a certain tone in their voice. You can almost hear it — a mix of excitement and possibility. And I understand it. Dorset is one of the most attractive parts of
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Fixed Rate Mortgage Ending Soon? Now’s the Time to Review Your Options Over the next six months, a large number of fixed-rate mortgages are coming to an end. I’m already speaking to many homeowners and landlords who are unsure what happens next — and more importantly, what their options actually are. The good news is
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A smart option for some first-time buyers I see it time and again with first-time buyers: the excitement of getting the keys is often followed by a few financially tight months. Moving from renting to owning isn’t cheap. There can be overlap between rent and mortgage payments, plus solicitors’ fees, removals, furniture, white goods, deposits
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Dorset Is a Genuine Buying Opportunity for a Quieter, Healthier Life I’ve been advising clients on mortgages for many years now, and one thing I’ve learned is that people rarely move just for bricks and mortar. They move for a feeling. A pace of life. A sense that things might be a little calmer, a
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If you work in TV, film, media, or the wider creative industries, chances are your employment doesn’t fit neatly into a box. One contract ends, another begins. Some months are flat out, others quieter. On paper, it can look messy — even when the reality is that you’re highly skilled, in demand, and earning well.
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Historic Mortgage Arrears, Self-Employment, and Adding a Partner — Why This Isn’t as Hopeless as It’s Made Out to Be I speak to people every week who begin a conversation with something along the lines of, “I’m not sure if this is even possible…”Usually, what follows is a mix of self-employment, historic mortgage arrears from
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Regeneration Reality in South Wales: What It Really Means for Homeowners and Buyers For years, regeneration was something we talked about rather than experienced. Plans pinned to noticeboards. Artists’ impressions that bore little resemblance to the high street outside. But across South Wales, that’s changed. Regeneration is no longer theoretical — it’s physical, visible, and
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