THE MORTGAGE STORE and Ethos Farm WORKING TOGETHER FOR YOU…

We’re delighted to be working with The Mortgage Store to support all of the team at Ethos Farm

With thousands of different mortgage schemes available in the UK for people with varying circumstances, finding the right mortgage deal can be very time-consuming. This is why we pride ourselves on our exceptional, 5-star service in helping people find the perfect mortgage deal.

Services include

FirstTime Buyer
Moving Home
Remortgage
Shared Ownership
Buy To Let
Financial Planning- Pensions & Investments*
Insurance specialists for Life Cover, Critical illness, Income Protection & Home Insurance

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MORTGAGE REPAYMENT CALCULATOR

Our mortgage repayment calculator shows you what your monthly mortgage repayments would be based on:

How much you want to borrow. This is the loan you will take from the lender, as opposed to purchase price of the property. You don’t want to include your deposit here.
The term you want to take the mortgage out over, in years. The longer you take the mortgage out for, the lesser your monthly repayments will be. However, as interest is accrued over time, it’s likely you’ll end up paying more interest over the term of the mortgage, in comparison to a shorter term.
The interest rate you’ll pay. The interest rate you’ll pay is dependent on a number of factors, including the type of mortgage product you choose, the duration of the mortgage product (often 2-5 years if a fixed-rate mortgage) and the loan-to-value of the property.

How much do you want to borrow?

Over how many years?

Interest Rate: The calculator interest rate is for illustration only and can be altered as necessary

Amount to finance
Amount of interest
Total payable
Monthly payable

documents required

home buyers guide

jargon buster

first time buyers

GET YOURSELF MORTGAGE READY

Preparation is key when thinking about your mortgage application, but there are a number of things you can do to give your application the best chance of going through smoothly, from ensuring you’re on the electoral register, to completing a budget planner to know you’re comfortable in your finances.