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Buying your own home is exciting, but can be hard work. Let Torquil Clark Mortgages lighten your load!
Whether you're a first time buyer, moving house, or looking to remortgage, by joining the Torquil Clark Mortgage Club you will receive a host of benefits:
- Initial discussion with adviser free of obligation.
- Independent advice given on a fee or commission option - you choose*.
- Independent search from thousands of mortgage products.
- Access to exclusive rates not available on the high street.
- Full handling of the application process from start to finish.
- Automatic remortgage reminder service.
Mortgage News & Expert Views
- June 22nd, 2008
Remortgaging: Avoid the Variable Rate Trap - If your mortgage deal comes to an end in 2008, you could be in for an unpleasant surprise. - June 22nd, 2008
Buy-To-Let Mortgages: Protect Your Yield - As rental yields from buy-to-let properties continue to slow, think about remortgaging as a way to get more money from your investment. - May 22nd, 2008
The Telegraph: Ten tips to get the best price when you sell your home - A sluggish housing market means sellers need all the advice they can get. Jenny Challenor comments. - May 04th, 2008
The Times: How to pay school fees in a credit crunch - The credit crunch will force some parents to fall back on the state. Philippa Gee comments. - April 29th, 2008
The Telegraph: Beat the credit crunch with the experts - Money-saving tips from those in the know. Jenny Challenor comments. - February 14th, 2008
The Telegraph: Money talk: Shared ownership - Investigating the benefits of shared ownership schemes. Jenny Challenor comments. - February 02nd, 2008
The Telegraph: How to keep the roof over your head - Expert tips on the best mortgages to beat the credit crunch. Jenny Challenor comments. - January 10th, 2008
Interest Rates Stick At 5.5% - Borrowers on tracker deals are going to be disappointed, but I welcome today's news that the Bank of England has not given in to untimely pressure to cut interest rates.
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* To be recognised as wholly independent by the Financial Services Authority, we let you choose how we are paid for the advice you receive. Lenders will pay us a commission based on the amount borrowed. You have the option of agreeing that we retain this commission, or that you pay a fee for the independent advice we give you (up to 1% of the amount borrowed).