Mortgage Express: Mortgages and Remortgages
 
Mortgage Express is the specialist intermediary mortgage brand of Bradford & Bingley PLC. Founded in 1986, the company has gained a reputation for friendly, efficient service, mortgage products that meet the needs of real people, and a streak of individuality that ranks it among the market leaders in its chosen niche markets. Mortgage Express currently manages over £16 billion of mortgage assets.
 
Mortgage Express is the market leading ‘Buy to Let’ lender and is rapidly developing a reputation as a leading lender in the ‘Self Cert’ market. The product range also includes 'Standard', 'FlexAbility', 'Lifetime' and 'High LTV'.
 
All products are linked to the Bank of England Base Rate (except Lifetime), so customers always know how much they are paying and how they will be affected by fluctuations in the Base Rate. Mortgage Express does not apply a higher lending charge to any of its products.
 
Use our simple loan form or mortgage form to talk with a financial adviser to see if Mortgage Express mortgages could be right for you.

All Mortgage Express products (except Lifetime) offer Choices, a flexible payment feature, as an integral part of the mortgage. Choices enables people to overpay or underpay their mortgage or even take a payment holiday. The FlexAbility mortgage has been specially designed to offer a flexible mortgage without tie-ins or early repayment charges.


 
 



 
 
24th June 2008
The average cost of a two-year fixed-rate mortgage has broken through the 7% barrier. Homeowners wanting to take out a two-year deal can now expect
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24th June 2008
Mortgage lending for house purchase by the UK's main banks has fallen to its lowest level on record. The British Bankers Association (BBA) said th
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19th June 2008
Gross mortgage lending totalled an estimated £25.5 billion in May, down only 2% from £26.1 billion in April but 19% from the £31.5 billion high in May
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19th June 2008
HBOS, the UK's biggest mortgage lender, has forecast that UK house prices are set to fall by 9% this year. The banking group, which owns the Halif
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