Secured Loans for UK Homeowners, Tenant Loans for Tenants, Mortgages and Remortgages
The world of Finance is full of buzz words and Jargon. In this section I'll translate a whole rack of finance terms so you won't get caught out.
Go direct to: A-B | C-D | E-G | H-L | M-P | Q-S | T-Z
This is my Index of Mortgage and Loan terms beginning with the letters A to B.
::Adverse Credit
This term is used to describe Credit Problems due to a poor credit history.
CCJ's, Mortgage Arrears and other credit debt repayment problems
leads to Adverse Credit. When used to describe: Adverse Credit
Mortgages or Adverse Credit Loans they mean Mortgages
or Loans for people with Credit Problems or Poor Credit Rating
::APR
APR or Annual Percentage Rate takes into account the amount of interest you will pay and the term of the mortgage. So the higher the APR the more
you will pay, the lower the APR, the less you pay.
::Arrangement Fees
Lenders are known to charge arrangement fees
or fees for setting up your mortgage to cover any work involved in
arranging your mortgage. These fees are usually added to your
mortgage.
::Arrears
Mortgage Arrears is used to describe missed
or late mortgage repayments. If you stay in arrears you are likely
to end up with a County Court Judgment or CCJ. This can
also be described as defaulting on your mortgage or Mortgage Defaults. Dragon Finance still accept applications from people who have had arrears or have CCJ's.
::Bad Credit
This another term used to describe Credit Problems due to an adverse
credit history. CCJ's, Mortgage Arrears and other credit debt
repayment problems leads to a Bad Credit Rating. Bad Credit is more of an American term with the UK more commonly using Poor
Credit. When used to describe: Bad Credit Mortgages or Bad
Credit Loans they mean Mortgages or Loans for people with
Credit Problems or a Poor Credit History.
::Bank of England Base Rate
This is set by the Bank of England and can alter quite regularly.
Lenders then put there interest rate on top and depending if you
have a capped rate or variable rate your repayments will go up or
down. Any changes to
the rate are announced by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee.
::Black Listed
All your credit history will be stored on a databases by credit reference
companies. A lender will check these to find out your credit
status. If you have a severe credit history and your record will
be black listed to note severe risk. Some lenders will still lend
on this but the interest rate will be high until you can improve
your credit history. Our Independent brokers might be able
to get you credit, all you have to do is fill in one Application Form
::Buildings Insurance
All mortgage lenders will insist that the property has Buildings Insurance. This covers their investment in your property but most of all it covers
your property against fire, flood and subsidence etc.
::Buy to Let
This is a method to invest money in property. You will need a Buy to
Let Mortgage if you want to rent or let the property you want
to buy.
UK Homeowner - SECURED LOAN APPLICATION FORM
UK Non-Homeowner -
UNSECURED LOAN APPLICATION FORM
UK Mortgage - MORTGAGE APPLICATION FORM
UK Remortgage - REMORTGAGE APPLICATION FORM
