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Dundas House, 166 Buchanan Street, Glasgow, G1 2LW, Company No. SC249375
Warde Graham Consulting Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Registered in Scotland, registered number SC249375.
Registered address Dundas House, 166 Buchanan Street, Glasgow, G1 2LW. We are entered on the FSA register number 225466 at www.fsa.gov.uk.
Save time and money by letting the professionals research the best mortgage for you. As fully independent mortgage brokers, authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), we have access to thousands of mortgages with rates and terms updated daily.
Our objective is to find the best mortgage deals and mortgage quotes - our sophisticated sourcing software, combined with our comprehensive adviser experience and market knowledge ensures that we meet this goal.
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Our sophisticated sourcing software, combined with comprehensive adviser experience ensures that the mortgages we recommend will be the most suitable to your specific requirements and financial profile.
We provide independent mortgage advice in the following areas:
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Why use Warde Graham Consulting Ltd for mortgage advice and arrangement?
If you already have a mortgage deal which is coming to an end, or you are concerned about an underperforming endowmen policy, call Warde Graham on 0141 331 0660 for some expert advice.
Clients should be aware that their home may be repossessed if they do not keep up repayments on their mortgage; and that not all buy to let mortgages are regulated by the FSA."
To ask a question, or to arrange an initial consultation, please give us a call on 0141 331 0660
This is an area that has experienced rapid growth over the last five years. Many retired people find themselves to be 'asset rich/ cash poor'. They are struggling with low incomes and accessible cash whilst the property they own is often debt free and of a high value.
A lifetime mortgage enables you to release a portion of the equity in your home, as a lump sum or regular amount. You can choose to make no repayments for this 'loan' instead you agree that the loan, plus rolled up interest due, will be repaid on your death or permanent entry into long term care.
Typical reasons for obtaining a lifetime mortgage are:
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Lifetime mortgages are not suitable or appropriate for everyone. At Warde Graham we are experienced in talking clients through the pros and cons, in consultation with their family, solicitor and other relevant parties.
*This is a lifetime mortgage. To understand the features and risks ask for a personalised illustration.
*Changes in the exchange rate may increase the sterling equivalent of your debt.
*There will be a fee for arranging your mortgage. The fee is £299 for a mortgage, and £199 for a re-mortgage.
*Commercial mortgages and not all second property purchases are regulated by the Financial Services Authority.