Platform offers a service for intermediaries and is the sole intermediary lender of the Britannia Building Society. It and was founded just over 4 years ago through the merger of Platform Home Loans and Verso, both Britannia subsidiaries.
Intermediary lender means that you can only apply for a Platform mortgage through an FSA-qualified adviser. Use the form to get a call back from an adviser today. They can also help you compare other leading mortgage deals.
More about Platform Mortgages
There are 162 different mortgage products from Platform, offering something for every kind of borrower, such as prime, non-conforming, buy to let and self-certification deals.
If you are a full-status borrower, you could get a fixed rate from 6.34% (2 years) with maximum 75% loan to value. If you need to borrow more, the rate is 6.84% for up to 85% LTV. Competitive self-certification mortgages start from 6.54%, again with a 75% LTV limit although more is possible at higher interest rates.
The reason Platform offers so many different packages is because they cater for lots of different degrees of adverse credit, down to quite detailed descriptions of items such as CCJs and defaults. Our tip is to speak to an FSA-qualified adviser as soon as possible to get help on applying for the right deal.
The arrangement fee for most Platform mortgages is currently between £995 and £1295 depending on the deal.
Choosing a Platform Mortgage
To find out whether Platform Mortgages offers you the best deal, you'll need to speak to an FSA-qualified mortgage adviser. They can put your application through, or they can also help you by highlighting any other competing mortgages that you might have missed.
Fill in the secure, 1-minute enquiry form to get a no-obligation free call back from a mortgage adviser. They will give you unbiased mortgage advice and a quote, representative of the whole of market, with no strings attached.