Graduate Mortgages Explained
Graduate Mortgage
Graduate Mortgage schemes help you step straight onto the property ladder with up to a 102% Graduate Mortgage.
After years of studying, it's usually hard to find the money you need to put a deposit down on a house. Graduate Mortgage Lenders recognise this and offer a solution in the form of specialist Graduate Mortgage schemes
Interest only Graduate mortgage .
These style of Graduate mortgage offer you a low mortgage payments in the early years to help keep your monthly costs down. Many Graduates have loans and other debt that make a repayment mortgage difficult to afford, by offering a graduate interest only mortgage the mortgage lender gives you a chance to benefit from any increase in house prices whilst you pay the minimum mortgage payment.
100% plus Graduate mortgage
You can apply for 100% of the purchase price or valuation of the property, whichever is the lower, plus an additional 2%. You can use the additional 2% towards costs that come with buying a new home such as stamp duty and legal fees. This graduate mortgage scheme is available exclusively to Graduates who have graduated from a recognised UK University.
Do you want fee free Graduate mortgage advice?
For more information on Graduate mortgages please contact us to speak to a mortgage advisor without obligation for no broker fee mortgage advice
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REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE
Think carefully before securing other debts against your home, your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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We normally do not charge a fee for mortgage advice, however a fee paying option is available. Our typical fee would be £500







