Brexit concerns? Our top tips for how to get the best out of a “turbulent” mortgage market…1/31/2019  Firstly, let us make one thing clear. The 29th of March may loom large for political reasons, but here at Foursquare Financial we are not for one minute panicking about any impending doom in the mortgage market. The truth of the matter is that yes, there may be some rate rises over the coming months, and yes, there may be a little uncertainty in the market for a while whilst things settle down, but there really is nothing to worry about. Life will go on, and like in so many other walks of life outside of mortgages, there will still be a need for people to move home, remortgage and invest in property.
That being said, if you are the sort of person that believes some of the tabloid hype about what a post-Brexit economical climate looks like, there are steps you can take now and in the next 2 months to future proof your financial needs. So below, this blog gives you some top tips to help you in these times, without sparking any political debate or discussion.
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Back to usual for our blog this week! We cover first time buyers NOT taking advantage of help to buy and government backed schemes, a cautionary tale when it comes to product transfers with your bank or building society, a thank you for your comments relating to our mythbusters blog and some comments from Adrian Thorley and our friends at the Exeter.
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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
There is a fee for mortgage advice, typically £399, which will be payable upon application for your mortgage. Some buy to let mortgages, wills and funeral planning are not regulated by the FCA.
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