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Our Mortgage Specialists can take
you through the process whether it be for a new purchase or a remortgage
and can explain the benefits and pitfalls of such a transaction.
Buy to Let purchase or remortgage is not as complicated as some
people might think. Complete our simple on line
Mortgage
Application Form and
one of our dedicated Mortgage Specialists will be pleased to discuss
your needs
Flexible Mortgages
Many people have their financial arrangements split between various
sources and as a result they will have a number of different interests
rates and charges for their mortgage, personal loans, credit cards
and current account. With a flexible mortgage all this can be combined
in a single account, charging a single interest rate on all of these
personal borrowings. This can have the effect of reducing the amount
of interest paid over the term of a mortgage.
Lifetime Mortgages
Most of the above are commonly known as Equity Release, which enables
an individual to tap into the value of the home without having to
sell and move out
This has proved an invaluable benefit over the years, for thousands
of retired homeowners who have found that these plans provide a
safe and successful method of releasing regular income or a cash
lump sum, to improve the quality of their life in retirement.
Unfortunately for many others, their alternative is the unenviable
position of having to watch every penny they spend from their various
low level of State and or private pensions, throughout retirement,
while most of their money remains locked up in their biggest asset,
which is their home
However selecting one of these types of plans must be done with
great care as there are some schemes which market themselves as
home income plans or equity release plans but may not be suitable
for the individual
Lifetime Mortgage
Lifetime mortgages are quite simply where an individual takes out
of a mortgage secured against the value of the home. No monthly
repayments are made to the lender This interest is rolled up over
the life of the loan and repaid upon death or when that individual
or in the case of a joint loan scheme on the second death or when
the second individual enters a long term care home. This is the
time when the property is sold and the lender repaid.
Interest can be capped or fixed. However this means that the loan
may increase as interest is added over time to greater than the
value of the property, although most reputable lenders are members
of Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP) and offer a no negative equity
guarantee
Reversion Scheme
This is where a percentage of a property is sold, to a reversion
company for a fixed amount. Individual homeowners will receive a
percentage amount of the value of the property sold relative on
their age. Eventually when their property is sold, the provider
company receives the exact same percentage of the value of the property,
which was originally borrowed against the value of the home.
Home Income Plans
This type of plan is simply a scheme whereby an annuity is bought
with the capital released from the equity within the home, which
is then expected to pay out an income at least equivalent to the
interest on the loan. Falling annuity rates mans that this is no
longer viable in most instances
Let the experts help you decide which of these scheme’s are
most suitable for you to consider. Contact RTP and we will help
guide you correctly through the choices.
Commercial Mortgages
One of the most cost and tax efficient ways that a firm or individual may raise capital for their
business is by utilising their own pension schemes. Within RTP, unlike most major lenders
and many IFA Practices, we have the necessary expertise to be able to transact this
facility which can save many thousands of pounds each and every year to a business.
In addition we also have contacts with extremely competent solicitors who in partnership with
ourselves, can support this type of transaction to ensure that no unforeseen problems may
arise.
Before you speak to the Bank--- let our experts take a look.
It may be easier than you expect and probably will
save you many thousands of pounds
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