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Most brokers charge 1% of the loan as a fee for arranging your mortgage. We have arranged a special offer with contractor mortgage specialists, ContractorMoney,
whereby Contractor UK visitors will not be charged a penny.
You can also read our Mortgage Advice page for the things to look out for when applying for a mortgage.
"We have always taken the view that if you are happy with the service that we provide when arranging your mortgage then you will be far more likely to use us in the future for other financial products. We aim to be the premier site used by UK IT contractors for all things financial and would only ask that you spread the word!"
ContractorMoney are specialists in providing IT contractors with financial products, including Pensions, Life Cover, PHI and ISA advice. Even if you have a poor credit history, ContractorMoney’s credit repair service can help you buy the house you thought was out of reach.
Simply enter your details below. The contents of the form will then be forwarded to ContractorMoney for analysis. They will then contact you with timely advice on the most appropriate mortgage products available to suit your needs.
* 'FLEXIMORTGAGE' OFFER: Tax efficient Offset mortgages for contractors.
Avoid paying tax on your savings by 'offsetting' funds against your mortgage instead. Remortgage and raise funds for debt consolidation, home improvements, business finance or simply to build a no cost financial buffer in an uncertain world...competitive interest rates open to freelancers within weeks of first contract. Use the form below for further details. *
ContractorMoney is a trading name of ContractorFinancials Ltd which is directly authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). Not all products are regulated by the FSA eg buy to let mortgages. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
