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June 2024
You’ve secured your pre-approval and found your new home. But have you got your insurance in place? There is no legal requirement to take out insurance when you get a mortgage except for Buildings Insurance. But basic insurance is still needed before you move in! At the minimum, your lender will want to see Building Insurance. After all, it’s their investment, too.
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As you might have guessed from the name, a 99% mortgage allows you to take out a mortgage with only a 1% deposit. This could be a fantastic opportunity for those struggling to buy a house. Think renters who already pay what they would in rent. Or those who can cover repayments but can’t save enough of a deposit in time to buy a house.
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May 2024
There is no hiding that weddings are expensive. Using many vendors and venues carries risks. Wedding insurance covers the run-up to the big day or the day itself. However, a change of heart or cold feet won't count. What does wedding insurance typically cover?
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Did you know you can use equity release for gifting? Also known as a lifetime mortgage, you can help your children/grandchildren have the wedding of their dreams. It may also fund your income for the year. So this could help you take time off to help the kids. Or help you plan and enjoy your own wedding.
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The NHS provides comprehensive treatment to anyone. Regardless of their ability to pay. However, with extended wait times and limitations of what's available. Private care can bridge the gap. Health insurance covers planned consultations, treatments, and operations. But you may need to watch out for creeping expenses. We explain how it works, what to watch out for. And how to keep costs as low as possible.
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Four in five young adults consider taking out critical illness cover (CIC) once they understand the product. But the biggest holdback is understanding CIC—or even hearing about it! Critical illness cover can help protect your family should you fall ill or need medical treatment. This cover ensures the bills are paid while putting food on the table if you cannot work.
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Do you know the difference between a fixed and a variable mortgage? Have you heard of 'loan to value'? Are you curious about what help is available for first-time buyers? Or are you a supportive parent who wants to help your loved ones with their first purchase? The easiest way to get quick answers to all these questions is to hit the 'Contact Us' button. But in the meantime, here is a quick guide to this exciting process of becoming a homeowner. (Feel free to forward the article...
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April 2024
No one wants to think about what could go wrong on holiday. But medical emergencies, cancellations, and lost or stolen luggage can happen. Don't let an unexpected event ruin your travel experience. Travel insurance provides you with peace of mind! In the UK, there are several types of policies available. So, you can forget your worries and enjoy your holiday!
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Did you know, you and your children can be covered for overseas treatment through your protection policy? We are fortunate to have incredible access to the NHS. However, outside the UK, there may be more access to experimental research and innovation. We’ve seen in high-profile cases that effective or lifesaving treatment can be available overseas. But people are turning to crowdfunding to cover the cost.
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Are you finally ready to take that dream holiday you’ve been thinking up for years? We are here to discuss how releasing equity can help you get there. A Lifetime Mortgage allows homeowners aged 55 and over to access value. It can provide you with a lump sum or regular income. Here's our step-by-step guide on how to plan the trip of a lifetime:
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