Mortgage Prisoner?

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Do you have a mortgage with a lender that no longer exists or are you stuck on your lenders standard variable rate?  If so, we might be able to help! 

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A solution for mortgage prisoners?

Do you have a mortgage with a lender that no longer exists or are you stuck on your lenders standard variable rate?  If so, we might be able to help! 

We are working hard here at Concept to support those that are badged as mortgage prisoners. 

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Support for Mortgage Prisoners 

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently revised their guidance and has welcomed intermediaries such as ourselves to provide support and advice, wherever possible, to those that may have historically had mortgages placed with lenders that no longer exist or with unregulated entities.  This is all in support of a national campaign to support these borrowers that have been titled ‘Mortgage Prisoners’. 

Here at Concept Financial Services, our advisors have access to the majority of lenders in the UK and the products that they can offer. We have recently been very vocal that the industry needs to come together to help those that have been classified as mortgage prisoners.  

If you have not been provided with a suitable product at the end of your deal or have been left on a lender’s standard variable rate (SVR), please get in contact so we are able to look at alternative options available to you. 

Our deep-rooted relationships with this broad range of lenders results in us ensuring that the needs of borrowers are met with a product that is affordable.

 Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. 

Our fee for this service is £250 or 0.5% of the loan amount, if greater. Typically this will be £250.

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Peterjohn durrell

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I joined CFS Wills in 2020 after looking for a career change in which I could make a difference. Working with Paul again was a big factor with us initially working together over 30 years ago at Barclays Bank. We always stayed friends, and when the opportunity came to join CFS Wills I jumped at the chance. Having spent over 25 years in the motor trade and running car dealerships for over 10 years, I needed to do something different that would utilise many of the Skills and experiences I have developed over the years dealing with both private individuals and businesses. I wanted a career change that would not only be rewarding for me but be able to make a difference to peoples lives. Helping people put their affairs in order by simply completing a Will or Lasting Powers of attorney is for many quite cathartic. For most people, their Will is not very high on their wish list, yet everyone knows they should have one. For many, when they finally arrange their Will, you can see the relief in their faces.

 

Personally, I am married with two grown up children, but am now the proud owner of a dog (Springer-poo called Albi) for the first time in 30 years. To say he has taken over the house would be an understatement with almost everything revolving around him. We now all enjoy long walks and holidays near the beach for the dog. If Albi is happy, so are we!

 

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ACIB- Associate of the Chartered institute of Bankers

MSWW- Member of the Society of Will writers

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