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New Types of UK Mortgages


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By Dave Brandley   [ 23/07/2007 ]
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New Mortgage Types in the UK

The UK mortgage market has changed in recent years. It wasn't long ago that, mortgages were only available to a man with family and a good job. Everyone else had to rent.Recently, however, the mortgage business has matured and grown up. Mortgage lenders are willing to provide mortgages designed for everyday people who do not fit the description of a past mortgage borrower. Here we have listed a few of the new types of mortgages.

Mortgages were supposed to be for people with families who had decent employment. They were supposed to pay the mortgage loan throughout their career. So a 30 or 25 year loan would extend to retirement at 60. Anybody older than age 40 had a hard time taking out a mortgage. The system couldn't accept that they might pay off their mortgage before they retired. Those who had already retired had a poor chance of getting a mortgage. But things are different. Now it is completely feasible for older people or the elderly to buy a new home. Most lenders will now be delighted to work with them, and mortgages for the aged are fairly common.

Another new type of mortgage in the UK is the Islamic mortgage. There are a growing number of Muslims living in the UK. However under Islamic law, paying interest is forbidden. For many British Muslims this has led to an awkward situation. They can either live in rented accommodation or they can compromise what they believe to take out a traditional UK mortgage. To approach this issue Muslim Imams have settled on certain types of home loans which have been especially designed for Muslims.

Helping children guaranteed mortgages are becoming more and more common. First time home buyers have a hard time budgeting for a mortgage. They might not make enough money. Or they have surplus debt. A mortgage guarantor is a person that agrees to be responsible for paying a mortgage loan. If the person taking out the loan does not pay then the guarantor is responsible to take over the payments. Most often the person who guarantees the mortgage is the parents of a young buyer. Or it might be another close relative. Or possibly even a close friend of the family.

An equity release mortgage is aimed at those who currently own a house, but are wanting to raise some money. They're perfect for elderly people who have got retirement costs and nursing care. There are quite a few different types of equity release mortgage deals.

Be cautious when getting this kind of mortgage loan. They aren't very highly favored by mortgage experts who say they are not suitable for most people. If you have problems with money there are many other things you can do to earn money.

Remortgages for people with poor credit records aren't uncommon. Many people who already have a home loan later end up with bad credit. They don't realize it is a problem until they need to Remortgage. Before, the lender wouldn't have given them a new home loan. Now many lenders would be willing to offer them another mortgage loan. The disadvantage is the borrower will pay extra money since they're considered high risk.

About the writer:

Mr. Sam Enright writes on UK personal finance websites and newspapers such as MortgageSorter, a UK site that makes UK mortgages clear.

About the author:
Sam Enright is a content writer for various Finance newspapers in the UK, including http://www.mortgagesorter.co.uk. Mr. Enright makes it a point to make all things that are involved with mortgages in the UK easier to make sense of and understand, including guarantor mortgages

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