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How to Choose your UK Mortgage
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By Ed Parry

This quick guide shows you potential mortgage choices for each type of borrower. Please note that this is a general guide and we should stress that you are always better off talking to a specialist mortgage adviser

General

One thing that applies to almost all types of mortgage is the choice of a fixed rate mortgage or one with a variable interest rate.

The best choice depends on your own circumstances and to an extent on interest rate levels at the time, but things to consider are:

* Can you afford to have your payments go up each month? This could happen with a variable rate mortgage.

* Are rates generally low at the moment? It could be a good time to get tied into a fixed rate mortgage.

* Do you want the security of a fixed monthly payment for several years? Fixed rate periods from 1 to 10 years are available.

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* Are you having difficulty borrowing enough money? An interest only mortgage can mean lower monthly repayments ie you can borrow more against your salary. But there are drawbacks.

To understand which option will suit your circumstances, discuss your options with a UK mortgage specialist, who will advise you on suitable choices.

Here are some specific tips depending on your particular mortgage needs

First Time Buyers

As a first time buyer, you are likely to have some particular requirements. You will probably have a very small deposit or possibly no deposit at all. You may be having to push your budget to the limit just to afford a mortgage, but are determined to get a foot on the property ladder.

There are several suitable solutions:

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