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We believe that getting professional mortgage advice is more important today than it has ever been before. The mortgage market changes all the time, not just in terms of mortgage deals and regulation, but also in the way lenders assess loan applications. Our role as mortgage advisers is to help you to find a mortgage that meets your specific needs.

Trained and qualified specifically to give mortgage advice, we pride ourselves on maintaining our extensive knowledge of the regulatory, economic and marketplace changes that can impact on your options. We will work with you to understand your needs, match that to the requirements of lenders, and make sure you and your dependants are protected once you have bought your property.
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Miller Financial Planning was established by Philip Miller at the end of 2015, having previously been a sole trader adviser for the previous 6 years, and having been in the industry since 1998.
Over the years, due to demand the business has steadily grown in size, with a full team of advisers and back office support staff.
Miller Financial Planning prides itself on its stellar reputation of providing clients with positive outcomes, as well as going to the ends of the earth to ensure that clients achieve their financial goals.
I have had the benefit of Chris Aubrey's experience and knowledge over the past several years in obtaining a number of mortgages and remortgages for my properties and can wholeheartedly recommend his proactive approach.
He takes the time to understand your own personal circumstances and requirements to ensure he gets the most suitable product for you.
Our advisor Angie Smith did a fantastic job at re-mortgaging a couple of properties that we own.
Her service was second to none and nothing was too much trouble.
A mortgage is a 'secured' loan, which means that the loan is secured against the property being purchased until the mortgage is paid off.
Sources of residential mortgages include high street banks, building societies and other types of less well known financial institutions.
Mortgage providers follow a set of rules and procedures when deciding whether or not they will agree to provide a mortgage to purchase a residential property.
Although different lenders apply different lending criteria, the amount a potential buyer can expect to borrow of a property's purchase price is determined solely by the mortgage provider's requirements.
There are events we can all face that have the potential to wreck lives and families.
It's a difficult issue to think about, but imagine the impact on you and your family should the main earner in your household die or become seriously ill.
It may not happen to you - we hope it doesn't - but it might.
While there is no insurance that can prevent these things from happening, you can protect yourself and your family financially by making money available, should something unexpected happen.
This money can be the difference between keeping and losing your home, and maintaining your family's lifestyle.
It is advised that you seek Independent Legal advice before entering into a legally binding equity release contract.
This option involves selling your house and investing the proceeds in income producing investments.
The income from these investments is then used to rent a property and for your living expenses.
You would only really be able to generate sufficient income to live on if your property was sold for a large sum of money, so this option should only really be considered if your house is worth in excess of 400,000.
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