If you're interested in finding out more about mortgages in general, please take a look at the learning pathway below. If you are looking for more information about the mortgage environment in 2024, please scroll towards the bottom of the page.

Summary of this Learning Pathway

There are two separate series of videos in this Learning Pathway:

• The first series of videos is aimed at first-time buyers anyone who is interested in understanding how mortgages work.
• The second series of will be of particular interest to anyone who currently has a property and is considering moving house or remortgaging their existing property

Mortgages for first time buyers

This series of seven bite-sized videos is aimed at anyone who is interested in understanding how mortgages work.

First-time buyers will find these videos extremely useful. They will also be of interest to anyone thinking of moving house or re-mortgaging their current property.

These videos include:

• What is a mortgage?
• How much can you borrow?
• An explanation of the different types of mortgage
• How mortgage interest rates work
• Top tips for increasing your chances of your mortgage application being accepted
• What happens at the end of your mortgage period?

How to get yourself a good mortgage deal. Remortgaging, Buy to let, and equity release

This series of six bite-sized videos follows on from the first session on mortgages and will be of particular interest to anyone who currently has a property and is considering moving house or remortgaging their existing property.

These videos include:

• What does re-mortgaging mean and how does it work?
• What happens at the end of your mortgage period?
• Equity release
• Buy-to-let mortgages
• Tips for getting a good deal

Mortgages in 2024

Please watch the video below to learn more about the mortgage environment in 2024.

For a summary of the information covered in the video and other useful links please download the handout here.

Disclaimer

We are not Independent Financial Advisers (IFAs) and nothing on this website should be construed as independent financial advice. If you feel you would benefit from speaking to an IFA about your personal circumstances, you can find more information here.