Yes, AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot can help you understand mortgages, estimate borrowing amounts and research your options. However, AI-generated information is not a substitute for personalised advice from a qualified mortgage adviser.
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Yes, it may be possible to get a mortgage without a traditional cash deposit. Some UK lenders offer 100% mortgages to eligible borrowers, although there are fewer options available than for buyers with a 5% or 10% deposit.
Yes, many mortgages are portable, which means you may be able to take your existing mortgage deal with you when you move home. However, porting a mortgage isn’t automatic.
It’s usually worth starting to look at your remortgage options several months before your current mortgage deal ends. Many mortgage offers are valid for a number of months, so arranging your next mortgage early can give you time to compare deals
Yes, it may be possible to get a mortgage if you’re self-employed with only one year’s accounts.
Most first-time buyers will need a deposit of at least 5% of the property’s value, although the amount you need will depend on the mortgage lender, the property and your individual circumstances.
Yes, NHS overtime and income from bank shifts may be taken into account when you apply for a mortgage.
Using a mortgage broker can give you access to a wider range of mortgage options than approaching a single bank directly.
