Euro Mortgage

Although the UK may be outside the Eurozone, we can provide Euro Mortgages for UK, offshore and overseas properties. Conditions apply.

Our Euro Mortgage service includes:
	Confidentiality
	Independent Mortgage Advice
	Some Foreign Currency mortgages currently offer lower interest rates than sterling and abroad
	Flexible terms
	Facility to purchase or remortgage UK and overseas properties with a Euro Mortgage
	Major foreign currencies available
	Expert management of multi currency management available
	Interest rates can be very much lower than UK paying rates
	Will writing
	Treat the customer fairly policy

We aim to make our service easy. Just choose how you would like to be contacted by our specialist team: by return call at a time that suits you, by email or call freephone 0800 0743895 for free advice, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

We deal with all lenders including: Abbey, Alliance & Leicester, Bath B/S, Halifax, Lambeth B/S, Dumferline B/S, Newcastle B/S, Woolwich,Nationwide, First Active, The Mortgage Business, Cheltenham & Gloucester, Swindon & Stroud.

Our respective mortgage service covers the whole of the UK.

We offer independent advice and an optional ongoing annual mortgage review to help you manage your assets and your future.

Foreign exchange movements can be sudden and substantial and you must be able to tolerate a sizeable increase in the sterling equivalent of your loan. At no stage should you expose yourself to high risks of foreign currency borrowings if you are not able to afford the potential losses that could result from adverse currency movements and the higher interest rate servicing costs that would be required of you due to your having a larger loan. Denominating debt in foreign currencies may not be suitable for you. If you have any doubts as to your suitability for borrowing in foreign currencies or your understanding of the risk involved, you should consult your financial adviser. Changes in the exchange rate may increase the sterling equivalent of your debt. Your lender will not tolerate too great an increase in the sterling equivalent of your loan as a result of currency losses and may opt to convert the loan back into sterling at a predetermined level. This may result in a permanent increase in the sterling equivalent of your loan which is not fully compensated for by any other benefits. In this event, you could be left paying interest rates on a larger amount of sterling loan than that you originally borrowed.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage. The actual rate available will depend on your circumstances. Ask for a personalised illustration. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Changes in the exchange rate may increase the sterling equivalent of your debt.

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