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largemortgageloans.com
specialises in creating innovative and bespoke funding solutions for complex situations. This can include bridging loans, commercial and development finance, complex income structures and later life lending.
Our global network of more than 200 finance providers includes well-known High Street names, private investors, challenger banks, small building societies, boutique lenders and specialist private banks.
Our team of specially trained advisers selects the right providers, who have an appetite for larger and more complex mortgages and can be flexible in underwriting criteria. This means we can find solutions where others can’t, and we can offer a truly bespoke approach, tailored to the individual needs of each client’s circumstances.
Commercial Mortgages
Commercial investment mortgages are designed for individuals and companies purchasing a business…
Private Bank Mortgages
Private banks or lenders can offer competitive mortgage products for a variety of high net worth…
Million Pound Mortgages
If you are looking to purchase a new luxury home, an investment property or re-mortgage, our million plus mortgage…
Buy to let Mortgages
We can help you source the most suitable Buy to Let mortgage for your needs via our extensive network…
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As the Bank of England takes swift action to mitigate the impact of Coronavirus, could the UK soon be seeing negative interest rates?
Today’s drastic slash in interest rates is the move that the industry has been waiting for and the Monetary Policy Committee has held out on delivering. Through Brexit and a General Election, the Bank of England was able to hold firm on interest rates, knowing that, at 0.75% there wasn’t a huge way for them…
Will the ‘Boris Bounce’ become a long-term boom?
The last few years have certainly kept us on the edge of our seats and this week is proving no different. Just ahead of our official Brexit tomorrow, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has announced its decision to keep interest rates on hold. Up until this week, all bets were on that…
The Bank of England holds steady – but all eyes are on January 2020
2019 has certainly been a rollercoaster year, with the General Election taking it to the wire and providing little let-up for a Brexit-weary populace. The last key date in the calendar was the MPC’s final meeting of the year and, perhaps unsurprisingly, the committee decided to keep interest rates steady at 0.75%. Our advice would…
How long can the Bank of England hold interest rates at 0.75%?
The Bank of England has today announced its plan to keep interest rates on hold at 0.75%, but how long can the Monetary Policy Committee hold out for? With two thwarted Brexit deadlines behind us and inflation sitting at the lowest rate since 2016[i], the Committee’s ‘wait and see’ approach can only last for so…
