Find a Mortgage Adviser Who Understands Your Situation
Self-employed, first-time buyer, remortgaging or worried about bad credit? Tell us your circumstances and we’ll connect you with a UK mortgage adviser partner for a no-obligation callback.
FCAIntroductions to FCA-regulated mortgage broker partners
1:1One adviser or broker partner per enquiry
Secure form and consent-led data sharing
FreeNo obligation to proceed after a callback
Whole-of-market broker partners — access to 90+ UK lenders, including
HalifaxNationwideHSBCSantanderBarclaysNatWestLloydsSkiptonYorkshire BSCoventry BSVirgin MoneyFirst Direct
Borrower case studies
How people use Mortgages Finder before an adviser conversation
These anonymised examples show common ways borrowers use the calculators and guides. They are not mortgage advice, approval outcomes, rate promises or savings claims.
A broker or adviser partner may contact you to explain what could be available based on your circumstances.
Why people trust Mortgages Finder
Free estimates up front
Use our calculators and get a useful estimate before you share any details — no form walls.
Honest about what mortgages depend on
No “guaranteed approval” claims. We tell you straight that lenders decide based on your circumstances.
Clear about introductions
If you ask for a callback, we introduce you to a mortgage adviser or broker partner — and we say so up-front.
Real rates from real advisers
We don’t invent lender rate tables. Your actual rates come from a regulated adviser quote built around you.
Plain-English mortgage guides
Jargon-free pages that help you take a confident next step.
Made for the UK
GBP, UK lender practice and UK affordability rules — not blended global content.
Related mortgage resources in our network
These related sites provide general mortgage information and calculators for different research needs. They do not replace advice based on your circumstances.
We may introduce you to one UK mortgage adviser or broker partner who can review your circumstances. The website itself provides general information only and does not make mortgage recommendations.
Are calculator results guaranteed?+
No. Calculator results are estimates only. Actual repayments, rates, fees, eligibility, and products depend on your circumstances and lender criteria.
Do you provide mortgage guidance?+
No. This website provides general information and may introduce you to a mortgage broker or adviser partner. It provides general information only and does not make regulated mortgage recommendations on the website.
Is the enquiry free?+
Using the website enquiry form is free. Broker or adviser partners may charge fees for their own service. Any fees will be explained before you proceed.
Are you a lender?+
No. We are not a lender. If you request a callback, you may be introduced to a broker or adviser partner.
How long does a mortgage application take?+
Most UK mortgage applications take 2–6 weeks from application to offer, depending on the lender, your documents, and any property valuation issues. Specialist or self-employed cases can take longer.
Will using the calculator affect my credit score?+
No. Using a calculator on this website does not perform any credit search. A credit search only happens later if you formally apply with a lender and consent to it.
Can I discuss a complex situation?+
Yes. The enquiry form lets you explain circumstances such as self-employment, remortgaging, buy-to-let, credit history or first-time buyer questions before an adviser partner contacts you.
Ready to talk to a mortgage adviser?
Tell us a little about your situation and a mortgage adviser or broker partner will be in touch. No obligation.
Mortgages Finder focuses on matching your circumstances with a UK mortgage adviser partner. Calculator results and guides are starting points only; any product discussion depends on your full circumstances and lender criteria.
Share a few details and, where appropriate, we may introduce you to a UK mortgage adviser or broker partner. Any discussion will depend on your circumstances and lender criteria.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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Where appropriate, we may introduce you to a mortgage adviser or broker partner who can discuss your circumstances.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
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