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Is it really worth it?


If you really want a mortgage but you have had a bad time in the past, you should genuinely consider whether you should be taking on such a big commitment.

This is easier said than done of course and most of us at some point require/want a mortgage! It’s just advised that before you apply for a mortgageyou make sure your finances are in good order and you’ve completed a budget.

If you’re uncertain about your ability to pay your monthly instalments, you could ruin your credit history by over committing on a mortgage.

The likelihood is you're going to have to pay a higher rate of interest on your mortgage because of your past history. Often it really is worth waiting, becoming a good repayer and improving your credit score then getting a cheaper mortgage in a year or two.

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 Subsections of this guide:

•  Getting started

•  Is it really worth it?

•  Redemption Penalties

•  Self certified mortgages



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