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Author Archives: Mark Dyason
Guide: 10 ways to make the most of your garden in 2021
After a year of lockdown measures, our gardens and outdoor spaces have become far more important. In fact, more than half of people say they get a good deal of pleasure from their garden. With spring arriving, now is the … Continue reading
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3 misjudged reasons millennials don’t have life insurance – and why they’re wrong
Life insurance is an essential protection choice for many people, as it ensures your loved ones are financially supported when you’re no longer around. Despite this, just 26% of British millennials have life insurance, with many seeing it as an … Continue reading
3 important things you need to know if you’re thinking about downsizing
As you get older, you may start thinking about downsizing. Whether it’s because your children have moved away and your home now feels too large, or you want to cash in on the equity in your property, downsizing is a … Continue reading
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5 ways parents could help first-time buyers onto the property ladder
With house prices at an all-time high, many first-time buyers are struggling to find their way onto the property ladder. Fortunately, whether you’re a first-time buyer in need of assistance or a parent looking to help your child, there may … Continue reading
*******STOP PRESS ****** 95% Mortgages re-launched today
First Time Buyers can get on the property ladder with a 5% deposit. Ahead of the Government backed scheme, that 6 lenders will be part of, Accord Mortgages have launched a 95% loan to value product this morning. It is … Continue reading
What could happen to house prices in 2021?
House price predictions are famously difficult to make, as the specific circumstances that determine how things turn out will only be known in hindsight. Nearly every prediction for 2020 will have been blown out the window by the unprecedented pandemic, … Continue reading
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Mortgage deal coming to an end? Why you should always speak to a mortgage broker
Is your current mortgage deal coming to an end? If so, it’s time to consider what you want to do next. There are different options available to you, from doing nothing at all and staying with your current lender, to … Continue reading
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Could a longer “marathon” mortgage be right for you? Here’s what you need to know before choosing a 40-year mortgage
2020 proved to be a whirlwind year for house prices. Despite the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the average UK house price rose £13,316, with the Times reporting that it reached an all-time high of £230,920.
Income Protection vs Critical Illness Cover – which is right for me?
Unlike life insurance, which pays out on death, Income Protection and Critical Illness Cover both offer a financial safety-net while you’re still alive. They’re designed to reduce the financial hardship you and your family could suffer if you became ill.
3 reasons you should contact your mortgage broker today
Once you’ve got your mortgage, you might assume that your relationship with your mortgage broker comes to an end. In fact, your mortgage broker can provide ongoing support in the years and decades that follow. By getting in touch with … Continue reading
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