The Pepper Money Blog
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Pepper Money launches Pepper Light Mortgage Range
Pepper Money has launched a Pepper Light mortgage range and made changes to other products in response to broker demand.
Read more »Secured loan for home improvement
We look at how a secured home improvement loan compares to other finance options.
Read more »Pepper Money enter limited company buy-to-let market in range overhaul
Pepper Money has overhauled its entire range with a number of enhancements and new products, including the launch of limited company buy-to-let products.
Read more »Adverse credit mortgage cases
Your clients may have more unsecured debt today than they ever had in the past.
Read more »Getting a mortgage with late payments on credit report
Your clients have more unsecured debt than they ever have in the past. Analysis by the TUC earlier this year found that household debt rose sharply in 2019, with average unsecured debt per household rising to £14,540 in the third quarter of 2019, which an increase of £430 on a year earlier.
Read more »Self-employed mortgage lenders
Is there really any reason why your clients should be worried about having their mortgage application rejected just because they are self-employed? Do some lenders really make it difficult for these applicants to get a mortgage, or remortgage on their existing property?
Read more »Getting a mortgage with a default
The number of consumers in England and Wales with County Court Judgements (CCJs) have risen by 63% since 2012 according to the Registry Trust.
Read more »Mortgage lenders that accept CCJs
The number of CCJs registered against consumers in England and Wales fell in 2018 compared to the previous year. There were, however, still more than 1.1 million CCJs registered last year alone, according to Registry Trust.
Read more »Why choose a specialist mortgage lender?
The average house price in England has risen by 173% since 1997. This is according to research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) which also found that incomes of young adults have also increased, but by just 19%.
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