Mortgages - Guarantor

High house prices are making it difficult for some people to buy the home they would like. However, one solution is to have a relative or friend to act as a Guarantor. Clearly this is a matter that requires very careful thought by all concerned and independent legal advice should be taken. With this type of mortgage the Guarantor will be responsible for the mortgage if the borrower does not make the required payments.

The Key features of this mortgage are detailed opposite. In addition to this, copies of our Tailored Mortgages and Mortgage Information leaflets are available as a PDF download.

For further details and to discuss your individual requirements please contact our Mortgage Department on 01582 765 411 or email mortgages@harpendenbs.co.uk.

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*The actual rate payable will depend upon your individual circumstances, please ask for a personalised illustration.

This mortgage will be regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). Follow this link for information regarding Mortgage Regulation.

Building insurance cover is required and can be arranged by the Society.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.

The Society is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority
Terms
Minimum loan: £25,000
Maximum loan: £1,000,000
Value of property: Not less than £75,000
Max Loan to Value: 70% of the property value
Current variable rate: From 4.94% *
Overall cost for comparison: 5.2% APR *
Leasehold: Plus 0.15% to above rates
Portable: Yes
Ages: Minimum 18 - no maximum
Income capacity: Based on affordability
Property location: England and Wales
Repayment methods: Repayment, interest-only, part & part
Administration Fee: £25
Arrangement Fee: Refer
Valuation Fee: Refer
Legal Fee: Refer
Deeds Release fee: £50
Redemption fee: £75
Available for new purchase: Yes
Available for remortgage: Yes
Early repayment charge: For the first 3 years