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Tax factors to consider when getting a buy-to-let-mortgage

Top 5 Tax Factors to Consider While Applying for A Buy-To-Let-Mortgage

Despite Brexit and the Pandemic hit loss, the UK is still encountering an all-time high inflation rate. With property prices rising, mortgage rates are too touching the sky.

When you buy a property aiming for investment, searching for quotes for a standard mortgage would not work in this case. Instead, you will need to explore the best buy-to-let mortgages.

Buying and investing in a property is still an attractive proposition for landlords visualizing long-term returns. Many young investors share a vested interest in it. Not only investors but online mortgage brokers in the UK are also exploring different ways to attract customers to a buying-to-let mortgage.

What Are Buy-To-Let Mortgages?

These mortgages are for those landlords looking forward to buying property at promising rates to rent it out. You may be interested and get a buy-to-let mortgage in the following cases:

1. You are willing to invest in new flats for rental purposes.

2. You are familiar with and willing to take real estate risks.

3. You are a homeowner with or without an outstanding mortgage.

4. Your earnings exceed £25000 a year. If you earn less than this, qualifying for the mortgage may become difficult

5. You should be below 75 years when the loan term ends. The mortgage loan term is 25 years.

If you are new to this and exploring quotes, use Lloyd’s bank mortgages calculator for first-time buyers.

It will help you understand the total funds you can borrow, interest rates and repayment terms as per affordability.

To get a mortgage on the investment property, borrowers have to pay at least 25% of the property’s value upfront as a deposit. The bigger the deposit, the better will be the interest rate. While assessing the borrower’s affordability, lenders analyse the previous history of buying-to-let properties.

What is Buying to Let Mortgage Rates 2022?

In April 2022, the rate of buy-to-let mortgages had an interest rate of 3.38%.

Apart from this, the Government introduced changes to residential property mortgages. Under this, individuals have to comply if:

1. A UK resident rents residential property in the country or overseas

2. Non-UK resident renting a property in the UK

3. Individuals renting residential properties in partnership

4. A trustee liable for income tax profits on residential properties Thus, residential landlords with finances are the most affected by these changes. Hence, online mortgage brokers and owners must be familiar with top tax factors while applying for a Buy-to-let mortgage.

Top Tax Parameters to Know Before Applying for Buy-To-Let Mortgage

Despite rising mortgage rates in the UK, there is an increased shortage of homes. If you are considering buying a property in the future or now, you must be familiar with some “buy-to-let mortgages” tax factors. Here are some taxes that you must be aware of:

1) Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) - It is a tax that landlords must pay if buying a property or land in England and Northern Ireland. The tax differentiates in terms in cities like Scotland and Wales. The home buyer pays the SDLT, not the seller.

The Buy-to-let owner has to pay the tax to HMRC within 30 days of purchase. In addition to this, if purchasing a second property in England, there is an additional 3% surcharge that applies to the property price.

2) Capital Gains - If you are preparing to buy a property in the form of buy-to-let, you must be familiar with capital gains tax.

Under this, basic taxpayers will pay 18% of the gains they make by selling the property as rent. High-bracket taxpayers pay 28% capital gains on the property. As per the 2019-2020 statistics, you can make tax-free capital gains of up to £12000. Earlier it was £11,700. Couples owning the property jointly, combine the allowance and earn a whopping capital gain of £24,000.

It is possible that you can offset some costs when you buy a property and any charges associated with it. Are there any capital improvements that you would like to improve? List those too. However, you cannot deduct outgoings on the upkeep property and interest on the mortgage.

3) Income Tax - The income a landlord receives from rent is taxable. For this, the lender has to report it by filing a Self-Assessment Tax return. A landlord has to pay the tax according to the rental income. Some offset expenses include property repairs, maintenance costs, council tax, insurance premiums and agency fees. One can relish tax relief on mortgage interest costs and loans used to purchase property for investments. It is restricted to certain tax reliefs.

4) Annual Tax on Enveloped dwellings - It is a tax levied on the UK property owners for properties that are valued at over £500,000. It originated in 2013 at £2 million. The value at which this tax applies gets refused over subsequent that have considerably fallen under the bracket.

Entities liable for this includes firms with interest and partnerships with multiple companies. There are many benefits that landlords can exercise under this. It is especially true when the landlord rents out the property. He has to submit ATED (Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings) every year.

5) Inheritance tax - An inheritance tax is a tax imposed on an individual who has inherited the property after the father’s dismissal. The normal inheritance tax rate in the UK revolves around 40%. It is charged on the property valued above £3,50,000.

One does not have to pay the tax if the home value is below £3,50,000, you leave everything to your partner or civil partner, and you leave everything above the threshold to an exempt beneficiary. It may include charity or sports clubs. If you give your home to your children or grandchildren, your property threshold may increase to £5,00,000.

Bottom Line

Thus, property taxation is a complicated idea and requires detailed expertise. If you are a landlord looking forward to investing in Buy-to-let properties, these are some tax implications that you should be aware of. Check the eligibility and guidelines while filing for any tax here. It will help you get a better hold over things.

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snifflesthemouse · 2 years

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Charles is playing a mighty long con, isn’t he?

After the passing of Her Majesty the Queen, King Charles used his first-ever message as king to set the precedent of his reign. I am almost certain that his mother told him to do this much, so as to clear the air. I imagine one evening, mayhaps over some tea or biscuits, long before his mother was gone, that a conversation happened where his mother told her son the importance of boundaries, setting them, and most importantly sticking to them. I say this for what I say next.

It would seem that Harry and Meghan expected those precious HRHs to appear as automatically as those possessing them were delivered. It would also seem that every time they use the word “security” they mean “money”. Most of all, it seems they want back in and they aren’t getting what they want… exactly. It would seem some conditions were made. Why else is there this mad scramble to move mansions, edit Netflix and Spotify productions, push back money-making novels (THIS AUTHOR REFUSES to call Harry’s impending memoir as such; it is most certainly all an act of fiction), as well as parting ways with Sunshine Sachs?

When QEII died, with her went an entire legacy. Now, Charles is the King. And he had a vision of what he wanted his reign to look like that included Harry and his family. I’ve read most of the good bits of every fair and decent biography written about them – from Tom Bower, to Lady C to Tina Brown. I can tell you without a doubt that Charles had highest of hopes for Harry. Which has me concerned. I hate to play devil’s advocate here, but the proof is in the press. All their behaviors say they were given an ultimatum.

Why is it that, since leaving the UK, Harry and Meghan have rid themselves of Sunshine Sachs? I’ve seen blind items referring to the fact that Sunshine Sachs was bragging to other clients about charging the couple ten times the going rate. I’ve seen posts saying that Sunshine Sachs was always meant to be temporary, that the plan was always to “let them go” once settled. Still yet, there is a third explanation suggesting they ran out of money and haven’t paid their bills in quite some time. On top of dismissing Sunshine Sachs, however, there are even rumors of them selling their house in Montecito.

This author posted to you, my beloved reader, their mortgage specifics. The first ten years of their mortgage, they would be at a low interest rate of 2% or so. Right now, in America, the mortgage rates are rising. They are around 7% right now. This means that even if Meghan and/or Harry had amazing credit scores, they would still expect to pay astronomically more on a new mortgage than what they do now.

Let me give you an example. Say I bought a house for $14M. My interest rate is 2.49%. My monthly payment will be a little over $55,000 without the escrow, insurance(s), or property taxes. But buying a new house now means interest rates are much higher. With interest, a tenth of a percent can equate to millions over the long run. Half a hundred-thousand a month on a mortgage is expensive to people like you and me. Say now I want to move.

If I sold the old house… I would have to sell it for enough to pay off the old mortgage to break even. I’d have to sell it over the remaining amount to get a profit, and I would have to sell ice water in hades to make enough bank to pay off the old and buy outright bigger or better. But remember the interest rates are higher now. So, it costs more to buy the same amount of sqaure footage now than it did two years ago. A $14M mansion at 6.18% is going to cost the new buyer $85,000+. That means an even more expensive mansion will cost even more. That’s not counting everything else that goes with buying a house like realtors’ commissions, 4title/deed work, etc. Everything they are doing is costing them money. Why?

The only thing that suggests they need money is parting ways with Sunshine Sachs. Everything else is going to cost them money. Which means they are doing this for a long-run purpose in mind. You only spend money like this to make it up tenfold later on down the road. Messing with publishers, Spotify, and Netflix like this threatens their only potential revenue streams. Those BS job titles handed to Harry by those Silicon suckers probably came in the form of stock they cannot get money out of readily right now. If he’s getting paid legit money, it’s not more than $90,000 a month.

Now do you see why I fear this all? This all says to me a deal was potentially struck during the mourning period. It says Charles told them if they want their children to be titled and all that, you have to give me something, too. It says they are in the middle of negotiations. There is no way that it’s down to being broke. They would just start doing ten times the bombing via interviews and podcasts.

If they tone down the blame game rhetoric, especially if they start trying to extend “olive branches”, then we will know why. Then again, I kind of hope that I am wrong. I hope the shifting is her preparing for divorce from him. I hope that she saw he had nothing more to give, and without that drip of prestige and money… Harry is no longer worth his trouble. He just becomes an addicted abuser.

Addicts tend to travel in pairs because some dope is better than none. You increase your chances of getting high if two people are working together. Same thing with psychopath-sociopath narcissists. They are heavily co-dependent. Until the loathing overpowers the dependency. It always does, too. These relationships eat themselves from the inside out.

Charles is wise to keep them close. He should use their antics against them every time a serious faux pau pops up. I’d use the press to redirect every bad comment back at them if I were him. I could teach a masterclass on manipulation, though. So I assume most people don’t think like that.

My point is this. Harry and Meghan are making moves that wouldn’t make them money. It would cost them money. That means these moves are more valuable to them later on than those current deals are now. What could that possibly be, other than titles ore a way back home?

Hope I am wrong, but chances are I am not. I expect Charles to bring Harry and his family back to Frogmore before the year is up. But, in a private capacity as rent-paying private citizens. Then, a long, slow campaign to repair Harry’s image will begin. It will certainly not end well if it does. It will end in a big payday and NDAs. But it will be a mess.

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Hello, Holly! What do you think about "don't pay UK"? I'm new in UK - and therefore I don't understand, what the problem is. In my country people pay much more of their income for utility bills. PS In my homeland people would simply be imprisoned for a hundred million years for such an idea.

The way this is worded suggests a total misunderstanding of both the scale of the energy crisis and the Don't Pay UK campaign.

While it has taken on another life of it's own in recent weeks, and we'll come back to this, what the Don't Pay UK campaign is advocating for is not that people simply don't pay their energy bills, but that they change the way they pay their energy bills.

Broadly, most energy companies in the UK have two ways of paying: 1) They take your yearly energy usage, divide it by 12, and you pay a direct debit to them of the same amount every month. Therefore, generally, in the summer you are paying more money per month than your actual usage and in the winter you are paying less money per month than your actual usage. Or, 2) You are billed quarterly for the exact amount you used, after you've used it, and you pay in a lump sum on receipt of the bill. Most people like the monthly direct debit option as effectively you don't need to think about putting money aside each month for an upcoming unknown-amount quarterly bill, the energy company do the averaging and take away the thinking for you. Up until a few months ago the only real issue with the direct debit option was that energy companies are not exactly honest: many people have experienced paying a direct debit amount for months on end, logging into their account, and then discovering they are hundreds and hundreds of pounds in credit, i.e. they've been paying too much and the energy company hadn't told them, and then getting that overpayment back can be a laborious process.

With that in mind, back to Don't Pay UK. With most people paying via the monthly direct debit option the energy companies go through periods in the year, particularly spring and summer, in which they have more money than their outgoings as customers are paying them more money than the energy they are actually using. In theory, they just keep this for winter and balance the books, but in practice (arguably like any good business) you don't just let the money sit there, you do something with it, like invest it, so that the money makes more money.

The original idea behind the Don't Pay UK campaign was for people to cancel their monthly direct debit so that companies cannot do this, they cannot make more money out of holding consumers money, and switch to the quarterly pay on bill option where you only pay for what you've used after you've used it. This is perfectly legal and is seen as a way to hit the energy companies without getting any consumers into trouble. However, by naming it Don't Pay UK both the media and the public have interpreted this to literally mean don't pay your energy bill.

So, hypothetically, let's say people don't pay their energy bills. For sure their credit score and rating will take a hit as it will be marked as non-payment which will affect their ability to get credit/mortgages in the future, but your comment about "in my homeland people would simply be imprisoned" is not remotely plausible here, not because not paying isn't illegal, but because of the scale of the crisis.

Half of all households in the UK will be in fuel poverty this winter (see this week's BBC Panorama for more on that statistic). The energy bill for some households will be 120% of their income, i.e. all of their income would need to be spent just on their energy bill and they'd then still be in debt to the energy company without touching food, other bills, and rent. This is, obviously, an impossible figure to pay. This is not about people not wanting to pay large amounts for energy, it's about people literally not being able to. Taking half the population to court and trying to imprison them is not scalable, and that's without going into the fact that those worst hit by this crisis would need legal aid and the lawyers that provide legal aid are currently on an indefinite strike. As a caveat, just in case anyone reading this thinks because of the impossibility of it all that I'm advocating not paying your energy bill, I'm not - the hit to your credit rating down the line will not be worth 'sticking it to the man' unless you very literally have no choice.

While I don't doubt that in your homeland it's very difficult to pay your energy bills, I can't see how "people pay much more of their income for utility bills" given these literally impossible projections.

So, to clarify on your not understanding what the problem is, it's a problem of scale. This is not just hitting """the poor""" or those in poverty who the government like to simply ignore, it's hitting people who own homes, have assets, households that have a two person income way above the national average. As I say, this isn't about people not wanting to pay a large charge, it's that they literally cannot pay it. It's why Nigel fucking Farage, of all people, was out and about yesterday saying the government need to step in. And they will have to because, again, it's not just hitting people who don't vote for them who they usually ignore, it's hitting the middle class and the pensioners, i.e. their core voter base.

#I can't comment on whether or not the original idea of direct debit cancellation would actually hit the energy companies as intended #or if that's how the internal business model of energy companies even works but that was the original idea.#I personally suspect it wouldn't have had as much of an effect as hoped but I don't know enough about business to be sure.#All this is without touching inflation (predicted to rise to over 20% in the new year) which is raising all other household costs in tandem.

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Residential Mortgage Brokers in the UK: Your Guide to Finding the Right Home Loan

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Making the Most of Your Money: The Power of Good Credit for Borrowers

In this blog post, we will explore how having a strong credit score can open doors to better borrowing opportunities and ultimately help you make the most of your money. Whether you’re looking to secure a mortgage, apply for a loan, or simply improve your financial standing, understanding the importance of good credit is key. Join us as we delve into the world of credit scores and discover how they can empower borrowers across the UK.

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In today’s society, credit plays a significant role in our financial well-being. It is a vital tool for borrowers to access various forms of credit such as loans, mortgages, and credit cards. However, having good credit is not just about borrowing money; it also has a powerful impact on our overall financial health.

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How Accessible Are Loans in the Uk Really?

The whole process of getting a loan can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. The perception is that accessing easy loans UK isn't exactly, well, easy. But is that the case across the board?

The truth is that loan availability in the UK can vary dramatically depending on your circumstances. Factors such as your salary, whether you are employed or not, your credit history, and the lending models all greatly influence the process. It should dictate the ease with which lenders grant loans. One might find the latter harder to cope with, but the former is a breeze.

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Sometimes we need extra money for big things. Loans can help with that need. But getting one is not always easy. Let's look at some common loan types first:

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Need a car for getting to work? An auto loan helps pay for a new or used vehicle. The car itself is the security on the loan. Make sure to budget for monthly payments.

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Proof of steady job and income

Good credit history with on-time payments

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Explanation for the loan purpose

Following all the rules gives you the best chance of approval. The lender wants to feel confident you will repay the money they lend.

Preparing ahead of time is wise, too. If possible, save for a down payment. Fix any credit issues first. Lenders like to see that you are responsible with money.

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Your credit score is super essential when getting a loan. It shows lenders how well you manage money. A high score means you pay bills on time, while a low score is a red flag that you missed payments before.

Lenders care about your creditworthiness. They want to feel confident that you will repay the loan. Your credit report has a big impact on whether you get approved or denied.

If your credit isn't good, these are things you can do:

Check your report for errors and fix any mistakes

Make all minimum payments on time every month

Pay down credit cards and loans you already have

Don't open too many new accounts at once

It takes time, but better credit means better loan choices. High scores unlock the best interest rates, too!

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Another critical factor is your income. Lenders must see you earn enough to cover the new loan payment. They look at your job and how much you make. Steady work history is very important.

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Consider having a co-signer to strengthen the application

Look into business loans for self-employed borrowers

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Even when unemployed, you may qualify for some loan programs. Government loans or mortgages have more flexible criteria. Having enough income from verifiable sources can outweigh other concerns. Preparing documentation and explanations in advance is wise.

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Getting a loan is a big responsibility. Borrowing more than you can repay causes money troubles. So only borrow what you need.

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Require proof of income from jobs or benefits

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Check your credit report for existing loans

Ask about household bills and other commitments

This helps ensure responsible lending. The lender will not approve more than you can realistically afford. They have rules to follow, too. Overborrowing hurts both lenders and borrowers. The best approach is honesty. Provide complete information about finances upfront.

Conclusion

As we can see, accessibility to loans in the UK ultimately comes down to the lender evaluating your unique financial profile. While factors like income, employment, credit score, and loan purpose all heavily influence the approval process, it's a myth that getting a loan is impossible.

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mollyharrisuniverse-blog · 2 years

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How the level of your credit score impacts your affordability to obtain a mortgage?

Owning a house is ranked the highest on the ambition list of any individual. Having a house is not only a status symbol but also provides a sense of security. But buying a house doesn’t come cheap, and its cost can wobble any person’s financial health for many years.

However, the cost of housing never affected its need and demand. On the contrary, there is a huge demand for houses which is making its price reach a peak.

Here a mortgage offers great financial help in making the buying process easy. Many lenders are ready to give 100% mortgages for bad credit.

A home mortgage is the biggest ticket for many people. It helps in building the buying process easy. Buying a house is a costly attempt where without a loan, it is tough to move forward.

But the process of taking out a loan is not easy these days. The level of credit checks and financial gauging results in failure to procure a mortgage. This is fair on the lender’s part as they don’t want any default on loan.

Some of them are even more particular about the stability of the income, existing debts, and credit scores. Among the most important criteria for getting a loan is the credit score of an applicant.

What is a credit score? How does it play a vital role in getting financed on favorable terms?

The lender gauges your credit score whenever you opt for a loan or credit card. But what is it? A credit score ranges from 300 to 900. It tells whether you were good with your repayments in the past or ongoing debts. It includes the number and the total amount of your aggregate borrowings to date.

The amount you utilize in your credit card limit also impacts your credit ratings. You should use only 30 to 40% of the spending limit mentioned on the credit card to uplift your credit score. Also, having multiple cards or outstanding debts can lower your credit score.

A good score helps you in getting a mortgage at lower interest and other favorable terms. You can easily save money on the interest charged if you keep up your scores.

On the other hand, if your credit ratings have gone down, getting approval on a loan request is tough. Even if you get your loan approval, you will not get it on the manageable terms.

What breaks your credit ratings? How can you uplift it for better loan terms?

Following are the major components of your life that make or break your credit score.

History of payment

Your payment history comprises all the records of paying debts of credit cards, installment loans (a student or car loan), retail accounts, or other mortgages.

It also includes reports of bankruptcies, suits, liens, foreclosures, and pay attachments. If you skip or miss the payment of any of the above repayments, then you substantially hurt your credit score. But if you are prompt in paying the minimum amounts, then it mends the score.

Owed debts

This indicates what numbers of debts are piled up in your life and how well you are handling each one of them. If you have large debts outstanding, then it negatively impacts your score.

You should not exceed 30% of the credit card limit. Paying all the high liability dues on time will help you manage your debts. This will also improve your credit history.

Length of credit

The length of your credit means how long you have been using credit and how long you have it. If you have a good record of handling your credit, then it is considered healthy for your ratings.

Lenders will perceive you as a less risky borrower. You augment your chances of getting approval on a mortgage if you have been regular with repayments of your debts and followed a good repayment pattern. Then you will accelerate the process of obtaining a loan.

Nature of credit

This includes all the sorts of credit that you owe till now, including loans, credit cards, mortgages, and retail accounts.

If you have used your credit card to make a big purchase beyond your means, then it substantially hurts your credit ratings.

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If you are desperate to get a quick house mortgage, you applied with multiple lenders. It puts your credit score at risk. You lower your credit score, even more each time you send a credit enquiry.

A lender seeks such borrowing risk, and they often reject such applications.

Numerous debt

If you already have taken or planning to take debts when you already have piles of them, then it hits your score very hard. Applying for numerous credit cards at once can also break your score.

To conclude

An impressive credit score helps you meet your financial needs by tackling all the challenges with a loan, in particular when you consider of purchasing a house.

A house is one of the costliest possessions for anyone. The price of housing is soaring sky-high. Here without a financial backup, most individuals cannot make this purchase happen in their lifetime.

Among all the aspects, your credit score plays a significant role in deciding the future of your loan request. It shows your creditworthiness and indicates your past and current repayment behavior.

A mortgage taken on favorable terms will help you save money on the interest. Also, the associated repayments that will start right after procuring the loan will be comfortable each month. You can also roughly calculate the repayments with the Barclays mortgage calculator in the UK to know your affordability as well.

Purchasing a house is a significant financial decision. Therefore, make sure you don’t burden yourself even more if you have a bad credit rating.

You need to manage your credit well if you want to purchase a house. If you don’t have a good credit history, aim to improve it and apply for a mortgage. The higher the credit score, the better is your financial soundness.

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Have short-term liquidity needs? GMG Bridging Loans can help

Globally, but especially in the main overseas investor markets like the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, the housing market has seen intense competition, massive price surges, and dwindling inventory since 2020 – but if you’re a real estate investor, all of that may be about to change, and for the better.

Using the U.S. as a reference, mortgage rates are rising. In mid-June of 2022, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 5.81%. That may seem high; however, rates now are where they were right after the financial crisis of 2008 when many people were actively trying to obtain a mortgage.

What makes this type of market great for real estate investors?

These higher rates make it more difficult for would-be home buyers to afford new homes. It’s not that people are trying to buy extravagant houses, but that a modest home with an increase of $50 a month in mortgage payments could be the difference between buying or renting.

These higher costs are putting pressure on the housing market. It has already led to a decrease in mortgage applications to purchase and refinance for owner-occupied property, but an increase in investor mortgage applications getting in on high rental prices, demand, and lack of available rentals.

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The UK Prime Minister has urged homeowners and borrowers to “hold their nerve” over rising interest rates aimed at bringing down stubborn inflation.

Rishi Sunak told Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg: “I want people to be reassured that we’ve got to hold our nerve, stick to the plan and we will get through this.”

This week the Bank of England raised interest rates to a 15-year high of 5%.

Millions of people are facing higher mortgage repayments following the rise.

Meanwhile, those who rent could face higher payments or the prospect of squeezed landlords selling their property, according to the National Residential Landlords Association.

Mr Sunak continued to back the Bank of England despite some Conservatives saying it has not done enough to bring inflation back to its 2% target.

Inflation – which measures the rate at which prices are rising – remained at 8.7% in May despite the Bank raising interest rates 13 times since December 2021.

“I can tell you as prime minister, the Bank of England is doing the right thing,” Mr Sunak told the BBC. “The Bank of England has my total support. Inflation is the enemy.”

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Lib Dem leader Ed Davey criticised Mr Sunak’s comments as “patronising”.

He said: “People need help, not a prime minister instructing them to hold their nerve.

“Struggling homeowners will be rightly furious after watching an out of touch prime minister who has no idea of the pain caused by rising mortgage rates.”

Mr Sunak has pledged to halve inflation by the end of the year.

But former Treasury Minister Andrea Leadsom accused the Bank of doing “too little, too late”.

While Karen Ward, a member of chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s economic advisory council, said the Bank had “been too hesitant” in its interest rate rises so far and called on it to “create a recession” to bring inflation under control.

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Mr Sunak said: “I’ve never said that it’s not challenging. I’ve never said that this isn’t going to be a difficult time to get through. But what I want to give people the reassurance and confidence is, that we’ve got a plan, the plan will work and we will get through this.”

In recent weeks, banks and building societies have been withdrawing mortgage deals in anticipation of higher interest rates.

The average two-year fixed residential mortgage is now 6.19% while the five-year rate is 5.82%. In June last year, those rates were closer to 3%.

On this week’s show were Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Labour’s shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy and comedian Ben Elton.

Watch the show on iPlayer

Last week, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt met with UK banks who have agreed that borrowers will be able to make a temporary change to their mortgage terms.

The voluntary changes allow homeowners to just pay the interest on their mortgages and Mr Hunt said this would not affect borrowers’ credit scores.

Labour has called for the agreements to be mandatory and rolled out across the banking sector. Otherwise, according to Labour’s housing secretary Lisa Nandy, an estimated two million people “will not experience the benefits”.

The government must “not just talk a good game,” Ms Nandy told Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg,”but make sure that it happens”.

Elsewhere Labour has called on banks to pass on interest rate rises to savers in order to reduce inflation.

The Lib Dems have called for a targeted Mortgage Protection Fund, paying grants of up to £300 a month to homeowners on the lowest incomes and those suffering from the sharpest rises in rates.

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Tips for Refinancing Your UK Mortgage in a Rising Interest Rate Environment

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Introduction

Understanding Refinancing

Factors to Consider When Refinancing

Preparing for Refinancing

Benefits and Risks of Refinancing

Choosing a Mortgage Broker

Conclusion

Introduction

Are you considering refinancing your UK mortgage in a rising interest rate environment? Wise choice! Refinancing can help lower your monthly payments and save you money in the long run. However, it’s important to understand the process and factors to consider before making a decision. In this blog, we’ll break it down for you and help you navigate the refinancing waters. Grab a cuppa because this is going to be good!

Understanding Refinancing

Understanding Refinancing: So, you’ve heard about refinancing and you’re wondering what it’s all about. Basically, refinancing is when you replace your existing mortgage with a new one. Why should you do that, you ask? Well, there are a few reasons. Firstly, refinancing can help you get a better interest rate, which could save you money in the long run. Secondly, it can help you switch from an adjustable-rate mortgage to a fixed-rate one, which means you’ll always know what your payments are going to be. Lastly, refinancing also gives you the option to access equity in your home. There are a few types of refinancing options to choose from, such as rate and term, cash-out, or a combination of the two. Each option has its own pros and cons, so it’s important to consider your goals and needs before making a decision. But, fear not, we’ll cover those factors next!

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Factors to Consider When Refinancing

Factors to Consider When Refinancing Refinancing is a big decision, and there are a variety of factors you should consider before deciding whether or not to go through with it. Here are the key considerations you should keep in mind before refinancing: Firstly, interest rates play a vital role in determining whether refinancing is right for you. If current interest rates are higher than your existing rate, refinancing might not make sense. On the other hand, if interest rates have decreased, refinancing could save you a significant amount of money over time. Secondly, your credit score is also an essential factor in refinancing. A good credit score can help you qualify for lower interest rates and better loan terms. On the other hand, if your credit score is poor, you may not be able to qualify for refinancing at all, or you may only be able to secure a higher interest rate. Thirdly, Loan-to-Value (LTV) Ratio is the amount of the loan compared to the value of your home. Lenders set a maximum LTV, and the higher the ratio, the riskier the loan. If your LTV is too high, you may not be able to refinance, or you may end up with a higher interest rate. The length of Time in Your Home is another factor you should consider. If you plan to move in the next few years, refinancing may not make sense as you may not save enough to cover your closing costs. Finally, your Goals and Needs play a crucial role. Are you looking to save money on interest over the life of the loan, lower your monthly payments, or access cash for home improvements or other expenses? These goals will influence the refinancing options that make the most sense for you. By taking these factors into consideration, you can make an informed decision about whether refinancing is right for you.

Preparing for Refinancing

Benefits of Refinancing: Refinancing can be a great option when you’re looking to save money on your mortgage. You may be able to lower your monthly payments, access equity, and even save money in the long run. But it’s important to understand that there are also risks involved. One of the biggest risks is the potential for interest rates to increase in the future. If you refinance into a variable-rate mortgage, your payments could increase over time. Additionally, there are closing costs associated with refinancing, which can be several thousand pounds. That being said, refinancing can still be a smart move if done carefully. Make sure you shop around for the best rates and lender fees. Before you make any decisions, consider your goals and priorities to determine whether refinancing is right for you. With the right approach, refinancing can help you achieve your financial goals while also saving you money in the long run.

Choosing a Mortgage Broker

Choosing a Mortgage Broker: So, you’ve decided to refinance your UK mortgage in a rising interest rate environment. Now, it’s time to choose a Mortgage Broker. It’s important to shop around and compare rates. Don’t just settle for the first Mortgage Broker you see. Take the time to understand fees, as they can vary widely. And, check Mortgage Broker reviews and reputations. After all, this is a big financial decision, and you want to make the right choice.

Conclusion

So there you have it — everything you need to know about refinancing your UK mortgage in a rising interest rate environment. From understanding what refinancing is and why you should do it, to considering the factors that will impact your decision, preparing for the process, and finally choosing a lender, we have covered it all. While there are certainly risks involved, including the possibility of rate increases and additional closing costs, there are also many benefits that can make refinancing well worth it. So if you’re thinking about making a move, take the time to carefully evaluate your options and make an informed decision that best suits your needs and goals.

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How to Apply for a Mortgage in United Kingdom

Applying for a mortgage in the United Kingdom can seem like a daunting process, but it doesn't have to be. Here are the general steps you can follow to apply for a online mortgage broker UK:

Check your credit score: Before applying for a mortgage, it's important to know your credit score. You can get a free credit report from one of the three main credit reference agencies in the UK: Experian, Equifax or TransUnion.

Determine how much you can borrow: Use a mortgage calculator to get an estimate of how much you can borrow based on your income and expenses.

Decide what type of mortgage you want: There are different types of mortgages available in the UK, such as fixed-rate mortgages, variable-rate mortgages, and tracker mortgages. Do some research to find out which one is right for you.

Find a mortgage lender: You can apply for a mortgage directly from a lender or through a mortgage broker. Look around to find the best deals and compare interest rates and fees.

Gather documents: You'll need to provide some documents to support your mortgage application, including proof of income, bank statements, and identification documents.

Apply for a mortgage: Fill out the mortgage application form and submit it along with the required documents. The lender will then assess your application and decide whether or not to offer you a mortgage.

Valuation and survey: The lender will need to conduct a valuation of the property to ensure it's worth the amount you're borrowing. You may also want to consider getting a survey done to identify any issues with the property.

Get a mortgage offer: If your application is successful, the lender will send you a mortgage offer, which will detail the terms and conditions of the mortgage.

Exchange contracts: Once you've accepted the mortgage offer, you'll need to exchange contracts with the seller or their solicitor.

Completion: On completion day, the money is transferred to the seller and you can collect the keys to your new home.

Remember that the mortgage application process can vary depending on the lender and the type of mortgage you're applying for, so it's always a good idea to seek advice from a mortgage broker or financial advisor.

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New Updates to the UK Mortgage Market in 2023: What You Need to Know

The UK mortgage market is constantly evolving, with new economic factors shaping the landscape. As of the start of 2023, there are several notable updates to the UK mortgage market that potential buyers and homeowners should be aware of.

Interview with Mortgage Advisor Miriam Nawagamuwa CeMAP

One of the biggest changes is the increase in interest rates. The Bank of England has been hiking its base rate since 2021 to 4%, the highest in 14 years. Mortgage rates have risen substantially, making borrowing more expensive. However, there are still competitive rates available for those with good credit scores and larger deposits or equity.

In addition to interest rates, the UK mortgage market is also seeing increased competition among lenders. More and more online-only banks are entering the market, offering lower rates and faster application processes. This is good news for borrowers, given them more options to choose from when shopping for the best mortgage deal.

Stricter lending and affordability checks have been introduced following the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) lending review in 2022. Mortgage lenders now consider borrowers' regular expenditure and other financial commitments when assessing affordability. In the past, banks lent based on a simple multiple of salary. The tough new criteria means that some borrowers may find it harder to secure a mortgage or re-mortgage, but ensures that lenders are lending responsibly and not overstretching borrowers.

The lending ‘stress test’ bar has also been raised on buy-to-let mortgages, pushing more investors into higher yielding HMO’s, holiday lets and serviced accommodation.

Regulators do not want a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis largely caused by banks lending recklessly to borrowers with a poor credit history.

Finally, the government's Help to Buy scheme will end in March 2023. This scheme allowed first-time buyers to purchase a home with just a 5% deposit, with the government providing a loan of up to 20% (or 40% in London) of the property value.

Overall, the UK mortgage market is a complex and ever-changing landscape. It's essential for potential buyers and homeowners to keep up to date with the latest developments and to seek professional advice before making any significant financial decisions. With the right knowledge and support, it's possible to navigate the market and secure a mortgage that meets your needs and financial goals.

How to contact Miriam:

Miriam Nawagamuwa CeMAP Mortgage and Protection Advisor Larkin Financial Services Ltd [email protected] https://www.larkinfinancial.co.uk

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