Did you take out a mortgage before 2013?
You could claim up to £60,000 if your mortgage has been mis-sold
Do you qualify?
- Have you had a mortgage within the last 25 years?
- Has your mortgage been running for at least 6 years?
- Have you ever had an interest-only mortgage?
- Have you ever missed a payment?
- Has your mortgage ever been in arrears?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be due compensation and your claim is highly likely to be successful.
The areas we look into for a mortgage claim are
- Industry regulation breaches
- Consumer legislation breaches
- Mortgage mis-sales
We assess your claim to see whether or not you qualify.
Our process makes claiming simple
Also, we’ll tell you instantly
whether we think you’re eligible
The information we need isn’t
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You could claim for:
If your assessment shows that your mortgage was mis-sold, you may be entitled to claim for losses from the beginning right through to the end of your mortgage term.
Industry regulation breaches
According to regulations, brokers must ensure that your mortgage is affordable throughout its entirety. If this was not the case, you may be entitled to claim.
Mortgage mis-sales
Many people do not realise that they have been mis-sold their mortgage.
Consumer legislation breaches
It is the responsibility of your broker to explain the difference between interest-only and capital repayment. If this was not the case, you may be entitled to claim.
How it works
Your mortgage may have been mis-sold to you if:
- The recommended mortgage was unsuitable
- You were advised to re-mortgage to consolidate existing debts
- Your mortgage ends after your retirement date
- A product was recommended based on the amount of commission your broker would receive
- Your broker was negligent when submitting the information for your application resulting in a sub-par mortgage
- Fees and penalties were not disclosed to you before being advised to switch lender
- Adequate checks were not made to ensure the most suitable repayment plan was advised
No-Win-No-Fee
We offer our services on a no-win-no-fee basis to ensure every person, regardless of their financial circumstances, is accepted.
In the unlikely event that your claim is unsuccessful, you will not pay a penny.
We only need three things
- Your mortgage provider
- Your mortgage start date
- Your mortgage value
You probably don’t realise that you can still claim even if
- You share a mortgage with someone you no longer live with
- The company that originally sold you your mortgage is no longer trading
- You don’t currently own the property that was mortgaged
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