Mis-sold Mortgage

Every day, the number of mis-sold mortgages in the UK continues to rise as the Ombudsman and FSA try to stop brokers across the country mis-selling home loans. There are many reasons that have contributed to the rise of mis-sold mortgages such as unclear paperwork, undisclosed commissions, high interest rates and inappropriate deals. In some cases, mortgages have been issued to pensioners or self certified customers without the loan being suitable for such situations.

Mortgage payers are advised to at least be aware or check that all of their requests are being met by their mortgage lender and if  the advice you were given is incorrect then you could have a mis-sold mortgage claim. Remember, although a rise in the bank of England base rate may be normal, the amount of interest you're paying may not be. To find out more about getting your mortgage refund or to get a claim started, simply call free on 0800 000 0000 now or fill out the form above for a no-obligation review.

Some signs that you may have been a victim of a mis-sold mortgage include:

- If you have a subprime mortgage deal
- If you have a buy to let
- If an agent told you to say you're self – certified
- A broker asked you to declare higher earnings
- The broker did not give you a thorough information regarding charges, commissions and a higher loan charge

The truth of mis-sold mortgage deals is that they can not only cost too much, they can cost you your home if payments become too high to manage. If you've taken out a mortgage before 2007, whether it's paid off or not and even if the property was repossessed you can put in a claim and get money back from a mis-sold mortgage. To find out more about getting your mortgage refund or to get a claim started, simply call free on 0800 000 0000 now or fill out the form above for a no-obligation review.