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Dales Independent Financial Advisers Newark

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Independent Financial Advice Nottingham Independent Financial Advice Newark With offices in Nottingham and Newark, we can help you with all your Financial Planning Needs. Dales Independent Mortgage... read full description

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Facilities at our premises
  • Customer toilets
  • Disabled access
We offer our customers
  • Free quotes
Conveniences Offered
  • Not applicable
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About Us

Brief description

Independent Financial Advice Nottingham Independent Financial Advice Newark With offices in Nottingham and Newark, we can help you with all your Financial Planning Needs. Dales Independent Mortgage Brokers, we can help you find the right Fixed, Tracker or Variable rate mortgage. Buy to Lets, remortgages or even Holiday properties in Spain. Your house may be at risk if you fail to maintain payments of any mortgage or debt secured against it. A typical fee for mortgage advice is £300.

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regulated by the FSA: 496107

Any Specialist Products or Services?

Investment, Pensions & Mortgages

Facilities at our premises
  • Customer toilets
  • Disabled access
  • Free parking
Opening times
  • Sunday: closed
  • Monday: 09:00 to 17:00
  • Tuesday: 09:00 to 17:00
  • Wednesday: 09:00 to 17:00
  • Thursday: 09:00 to 17:00
  • Friday: 09:00 to 17:00
  • Saturday: 09:30 to 17:00
We offer our customers
  • Free quotes
Conveniences Offered
  • Not applicable

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Mortgage Update Capped Rate

Written on 21 Apr 2010, 03:21 PM

Market leading Capped Rate Mortgage Launched

In these uncertain times, most people don't seem to know which type of the mortgage deal is the best to select.

With Bank of England interest rate so low most people assume that interest rates will, sooner or later increase. However, the issue with a fixed rate product is that if the rate does not increase or only increases a little and then remains static. If you had chosen a fixed rate there is a possibility that you may be paying above what you need to. This has its advantages, the security of knowing what your payment will be may be worth the extra in payments.

With a Bank of England tracker mortgage your mortgage increases or decreases with the ups and downs of the Bank of England interest rate. Therefore, if as outlined above people feel that interest rates will increase, then the payment on this style of mortgage will incre... Read more

Budget Update March

Written on 21 Apr 2010, 02:18 PM

STAMP DUTY

The finance bill 2010, will introduce a temporary relief from Stamp Duty for first time buyers up to the value of £250,000. To clarify: all parties to the purchase must be first time buyers, and it must be as a main residence. A first time buyer has also been defined as someone who has never purchased a property before anywhere in the world.

 

The finance bill also introduces a new rate band of stamp duty on properties over £1 Million these will now have to pay 5%.

 

New Anti-avoidance legislation will also be introduced to target those who currently exploit the partnership rules to artificially reduce the duty payable on land transactions.

 

 

  • First time buyers no stamp duty on purchase of main residence up to a value o... Read more

Beware the Free valuation

Written on 11 Aug 2009, 01:40 PM

We are all taught to be wary of people offering us a free lunch, and why would this not be the case with a mortgage and the valuation. 

Currently there are a number of lenders who are trying to tempt us with a "free" valuation service. However, we should be careful, these free valuations are often only for the lender, in most cases you would not even receive a copy of the report. 

What this means is that you have no comeback against the valuer or surveyor who did the work. 

Traditionally, when you purchased a house the lender would make you obtain a valuation, you could always buy a basic valuation or upgrade to a full homebuyers report or a structural survey. The surveyor would view the property, check for damp, movement and any problems such as wiring issues etc. You could then decided whether you wanted to continue with the sale, may be you could negotiate with the vender, but at least if you... Read more