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To help you understand a typical cost for a mortgage, please see the representative example below. The figures used are for illustration purposes only, your actual costs and monthly payments will vary depending on your mortgage
A mortgage of £146,000 payable over 22 years, initially on a fixed rate for 5 years at 8.09% and then on a tracker rate of 1.8% above the Together Homeowner Managed Rate (THMR) currently 9.25% (variable), for the remaining 17 years, would require 60 instalments of £1,204.57 followed by 204 monthly payments of £1,451.18 plus a redemption administration fee of £100.00. Read more information on THMR.
The total amount payable would be £368,414.92 made up of the loan amount (£146,000) plus fees (arrangement fees (£1,495), broker fees (£862) and redemption admin fee (£100), plus interest (£220,057.92)
The overall cost for comparison is 10.2% APRC representative.
The actual rate available will depend upon your circumstances. Ask us for a personalised illustration.
Kate was about to close on a new build home and had a mortgage in place with a high-street bank. That was until they let her down at the last minute, due to historical missed payments on her credit profile. Thankfully we stepped in. Kate first spoke to Together on Christmas Eve and we were able to provide the funds she needed for the purchase in just four working days. Job done.
Figures and details from a real Together mortgage customer. All personal information anonymised. While we aim to lend within the shortest possible timescales, speed of funding varies with every case.
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Submit enquiryA first time buyer mortgage is specifically for people who are yet to own their own home.
If you have owned any type of residential property before, including property you have inherited, you won’t be classed as a first time buyer, even if you have never bought a property before.
The process for a first time buyer will differ slightly, as you will need to have a cash lump sum as a deposit. When you come to buy a second house, the equity you have built up in your current property will be used to fund the deposit.
With Together, first time buyers need a minimum deposit of 25%, with the rest of the money for the property coming from the mortgage.
The price of the house isn’t the only cost involved with buying your first property. First time buyers can expect to shell out for a house survey, legal fees, and removals.
If you're a first-time buyer but your partner is not, unfortunately, you'll still need to pay the full Stamp Duty tax.
If you find yourself unable to work due to sickness, or lose your job, mortgage protection covers the cost of your monthly payments – usually for 12 months. It isn’t compulsory to take out mortgage protection, however you should have a plan for how you will make your mortgage payments if you encounter unforeseen circumstances.
