About Everyone Mortgages (Mortgage Advice Bureau Network)
First-time buyers, home movers and homeowners considering a remortgage can use Everyone Mortgages for mortgage and protection advice. The Sheffield team searches a broad lender panel, stated as more than 12,000 mortgage products from over 90 lenders, then matches options to the borrower’s circumstances. Its service includes first-time buyer, moving-home and remortgage applications.
The process is built around clear guidance and practical administration. Advisers can explain the stages, manage paperwork and liaise with lenders, solicitors and estate agents through to completion. The business also offers mortgage-finder, affordability, repayment and Stamp Duty calculators, giving prospective borrowers tools to explore borrowing and purchase costs before an application. Protection arrangements can be considered alongside the mortgage.
Before you choose
5.0 on average from 120 reviews
In its favour
- Access to 12,000-plus mortgage products
- Affordability and Stamp Duty calculators
Worth asking about
- Mortgage advice fees can be up to 1%, with a typical fee of £448
Typical client: First-time buyers facing an unfamiliar mortgage process
Specialties
Also works on: first-time buyers
Key facts
- Type
- Mortgage broker
- Rating
- 5.0 on average from 120 reviews
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Questions and answers
How many mortgage lenders and products can you access?
Everyone Mortgages has access to over 12,000 mortgage products from more than 90 lenders and searches the market for a suitable lender and deal.
How much does mortgage advice cost?
Everyone Mortgages states that its mortgage advice fee can be up to 1% and that a typical fee is £448.
Do you advise clients across the UK?
Yes. Everyone Mortgages supports clients across the UK, including first-time buyers, home movers and people remortgaging.
What does your mortgage broker service include?
Everyone Mortgages assesses the borrower’s situation, compares lenders, manages the application and paperwork, and liaises with lenders, solicitors and estate agents through the process.
