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MortgageAdvice.co.uk can connect you with a selected adviser who can discuss your circumstances, mortgage requirements and options.

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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

START YOUR ENQUIRY

What do you need help with?

Choose the type of mortgage help you’re looking for. This creates a clear starting point for a future conversation with an adviser.

UNDERSTANDING THE SERVICE

What does a mortgage adviser do?

A mortgage adviser can assess your circumstances, discuss affordability and requirements, research suitable mortgage options within the scope of their service, explain relevant costs and features, and assist with the mortgage application. The terms mortgage adviser and mortgage broker are often used interchangeably; consumers may also search using the spelling mortgage advisor.

When might mortgage advice be useful?

These are examples, not circumstances in which someone necessarily needs an adviser.

Do mortgage advisers have access to every mortgage?

The scope of mortgage advice can vary. Some advisers may consider mortgages from a broad range of lenders, while others may operate from a more limited panel or have other restrictions. Ask an adviser about the scope of their service.

How much does a mortgage adviser cost?

Charging structures vary. An adviser may charge a fee, receive commission from a lender, or use a combination, depending on the service and circumstances. Charges and relevant remuneration arrangements should be made clear.

How to choose a mortgage adviser

Regulation — check relevant firms and individuals, where appropriate, using the FCA Register.

Scope of service — ask what range of lenders and mortgage products the adviser considers.

Fees — understand what you will pay, how charges work and when any fee becomes due.

Relevant experience and communication — understand the adviser’s process and how they will handle the application.

THE ENQUIRY JOURNEY

What happens when I request an adviser?

01 — Tell us what you need help with
Provide some basic information about the mortgage help you’re looking for.

02 — We connect you with an adviser
MortgageAdvice.co.uk can introduce you to a selected adviser appropriate to the type of enquiry.

03 — Discuss your circumstances
The adviser can explain their service, charges where applicable and discuss your mortgage requirements.

04 — Decide whether to proceed
There is no obligation to proceed merely because you make an initial enquiry through MortgageAdvice.co.uk.

Why regulation matters

MortgageAdvice.co.uk acts as an introducer and does not provide regulated mortgage advice. Consumers can check relevant firms and individuals on the Financial Services Register.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Mortgage adviser FAQs

What is the difference between a mortgage adviser and a mortgage broker?

Do I need a mortgage adviser?

How much does a mortgage adviser charge?

Does a mortgage adviser have access to every lender?

Can a mortgage adviser help if I’m self-employed?

Ready to talk to a mortgage adviser?

Ready to talk to a mortgage adviser?

MortgageAdvice.co.uk can connect you with a selected adviser to discuss your circumstances.

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No obligation to proceed.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

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