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  • An Overlooked Consequence of Not Looking at Your Remortgage Now

    An Overlooked Consequence of Not Looking at Your Remortgage Now

    25 May 2026
    Uncategorized

    Leaving your remortgage too late can reduce your options. In the final few months: Starting early gives you more flexibility and peace of mind. Is your mortgage deal ending in the next 6 months? If your fixed rate ends within the next 6 months, now is the time to act on your remortgage, not later.…

  • Mortgage deal ending in 6 months? Here’s what to do now

    Mortgage deal ending in 6 months? Here’s what to do now

    20 May 2026
    Uncategorized

    Mortgage deal ending in 6 months? Most people wait too long to remortgage, and it can cost them. If your mortgage deal ends within the next 6 months, you don’t need to wait. In fact, waiting until the final 2–3 months often means: At Munro Mortgages, we help clients: ✔ Secure a rate up to…

  • Latest House Price Data Reveals Surprising Strength in a Challenging Market

    Latest House Price Data Reveals Surprising Strength in a Challenging Market

    13 May 2026
    First Time Buyers, Mortgage Update, UK Property

    The latest house price data paints an interesting picture of a UK property market that continues to show resilience, despite economic uncertainty and shifting sentiment.

  • Thinking of Buying in the UK? The Surprising Differences Between Scotland and England & Wales

    Thinking of Buying in the UK? The Surprising Differences Between Scotland and England & Wales

    6 May 2026
    Deposits, First Time Buyers, Helpful Guides, Mortgage Rates, UK Property

    If you’re a first time buyer or buying a home in the UK, understanding where you’re buying is just as important as understanding what you’re buying. The home buying process in Scotland is very different from England and Wales, and these differences can affect timescales, costs, and legal commitment.

  • How to Buy a Home in England and Wales: A Step by Step Guide for First Time Buyers

    How to Buy a Home in England and Wales: A Step by Step Guide for First Time Buyers

    1 May 2026
    Deposits, First Time Buyers, Helpful Guides, UK Property

    Buying your first home in England or Wales can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re unsure how the process works or how long things take.

  • Buying Your First Home in Scotland: Essential Steps

    Buying Your First Home in Scotland: Essential Steps

    22 April 2026
    Deposits, First Time Buyers, Helpful Guides, UK Property

    Buying your first home in Scotland can feel daunting. From Home Reports and solicitor‑led offers to missives and legally binding contracts, knowing what happens can make all the difference.

  • Renters’ Rights Act 2026: What England’s Landlords Need to Know Before 1 May — And How It Could Impact the Market

    Renters’ Rights Act 2026: What England’s Landlords Need to Know Before 1 May — And How It Could Impact the Market

    15 April 2026
    Buy To Let, Landlords, Lettings, UK Property

    As the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force across England on 1 May 2026, the private rented sector is preparing for one of the most significant shake‑ups in decades.

  • From Inverclyde to Islington: The Unsettling 2026 Property Market Trends Buyers Need to Know Now

    From Inverclyde to Islington: The Unsettling 2026 Property Market Trends Buyers Need to Know Now

    2 April 2026
    Financial News, UK Property

    The latest Nationwide Affordability Report has come out, and the headlines are a mixed bag for UK hopefuls and the property market.

  • Gifted Deposits in the UK: The Guide for Parents Supporting First Time Buyers and Avoiding Costly, Hidden Pitfalls

    Gifted Deposits in the UK: The Guide for Parents Supporting First Time Buyers and Avoiding Costly, Hidden Pitfalls

    25 March 2026
    Deposits, First Time Buyers, Gifted Deposits, Helpful Guides

    How Families Help First‑Time Buyers including gifted deposits: Key Options, Risks & Tax Considerations.

  • The Real Truth About Base Rates and Your Mortgage: What You Need to Know Now

    The Real Truth About Base Rates and Your Mortgage: What You Need to Know Now

    19 March 2026
    Bank of England, Base Rate, Financial News, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Update, Swap Rates, UK Property

    Today, the Bank of England confirmed that the Base Rate will remain at 3.75%. While “no change” might sound like a period of stability, the mortgage market is currently anything but static.

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We do not charge for mortgage and protection advice. We charge an administrative and broker fee for processing each mortgage contract; these fees apply only when you proceed with an application. Our fees are £195 at application and £600 upon completion for purchases. Our fees are £195 at application and £300 upon completion for remortgages. There is no fee for arranging protection products.

Randal McLister and Munro Mortgages are a trading style of The Lending Channel LTD who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FCA number 626787, information can be found on the FCA Register. Registered Office: 2/1 King James VI Business Centre, Friarton Road, Perth, PH2 8DY. Registered in Scotland. Company Number: SC334818.

The content of this website is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to a suitable product or service. You should seek advice before embarking on any course of action. More information can be found at the FCA’s consumer website: MoneyHelper. A copy of our privacy policy and how we deal with your data can be found here.

If you have a complaint or dispute with us, you are entitled to make a complaint. We have a complaints procedure that is available on request. If you wish to register a complaint, please contact us either in writing, by telephone or email. Please be assured we treat complaints seriously. For your protection if you cannot settle your complaint with us, you may be entitled to refer it to the Financial Ombudsman Service (‘FOS’).  For more details about FOS, please see the following link.

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Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage. You may have to pay an early repayment charge to your existing lender if you remortgage. The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate some aspects of buy to let mortgages.

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