Are you an expatriate with an expat mortgage?

Mortgage rates are expected to remain high, making it a good time for borrowers to secure a fixed-rate deal. Those on a standard variable rate or nearing the end of their term could save thousands of pounds by switching.

The savings can be substantial and very rewarding.

If you’re an expat still on a standard variable rate and haven’t re-mortgaged, now is the time to reassess your options. With interest rates expected to rise soon, it’s wise to consult an independent broker promptly.

There are still competitive fixed, and discount deals available, but they may not last much longer.

First time buyer?

Rising levels of mortgage enquiries, applications and completions shows that a significant number of expat first-time buyers are still both willing and able to get a foot on the UK property ladder.

UK property values remain stable which is a testimony to the long-term potential growth this market offers. Even with all the uncertainty in the world and the UK the market remains resilient and profitable, which is why expats see this area as good financial security.

Independent brokers

Brokers give consumers access to more products and options, and their expertise can help you secure a better mortgage deal.

What can a mortgage broker do for expats?

Their primary role is to assist expatriates in identifying the most suitable mortgage options available in the UK. They strive to streamline the process, carefully evaluating each individual’s circumstances in order to recommend the product that best meets their requirements.

Need assistance?

Our professional independent advisers are used to dealing with all types mortgages, they have vast experience in the expat mortgage market.