Credit Crunch

What is the Credit Crunch?

The Credit Crunch is an economic situation that is the result of banks being too nervous to
lend money to the public or to each other. Its effects are felt by everyone, usually in the
form of more expensive mortgages, cutbacks in state pensions, poorer deals on credit cards,
financial instability for investors and, for many, bankruptcy and repossession. This particular Credit Crunch seems to be a ‘swing of the pendulum’ in response to years of too-relaxed lending, mainly to borrowers with no income, assets or job.

How can we help you beat the Credit Crunch?

A mortgage is likely to be the biggest financial commitment anyone makes in their life. Mortgages are affected by the rise or fall of interest rates and can lead to a mortgage
simply becoming too expensive to maintain. Our service gives you access to our Independent
Financial advisors who can offer free and friendly advice on the Best Mortgage Deals and, for those who want to release the equity in their homes, the Best Remortgage Deals available.

Let Our Independent Financial Advisors help you.

Our Independent Financial Advisors can offer you advice on the Best Mortgage Deal available
to you. As they are not loyal to one particular lender, they will provide you with impartial
advice based on hundreds of mortgage products within the industry; they will be working for
you and not the lenders. You can either call us or drop us an email and we’ll call you. Our
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will take your details and make a note of requirements before searching through our huge
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Want help to find the best Remortgage Deals?

Our Independent Financial Advisors also have access to a vast range of remortgage deals. Call us today and we’ll offer you sound, free advice on which is the best for you.

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  • The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) said UK mortgage lending increased by 14% in December compared with November, to £13.7bn and the market was entitled as being ’surprisingly strong’. The latest figures from the CML show that UK mortgage lending was up 3% in December compared with the same month a year earlier. A CML economist said [...]
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