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Mortgages on different income types

These days there is no such thing as a job for life and income sources and types can vary massively from applicant to applicant.
Some clients could have two or even three different jobs. While others might be on temporary contracts or zero house contracts.
Others might work via umbrella companies and others might be on fixed-term contracts.
The good news is that some lenders have adapted their lending criteria to the changes that have occurred in the job marketplace.

In this section, we will help you to understand mortgages on different income types in the UK. We have created a couple of blogs on various income types such as mortgages for contractors, company directors etc.

A mortgage lender may be as concerned about how you earn your income as you are about the amount of money that you have. While not all lenders will accept certain types of wages as declared capital for mortgage applications, the right advice can help you make your money stretch further.

You can read our articles below on income types, mortgages and where to go for expert advice.


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Mortgage for Company Directors: An Essential Guide

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Emergency Services Mortgages: Tailored Solutions for Everyday Heroes

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Understanding a Joint Mortgage Paid by One Person in the UK

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A joint mortgage paid by one person poses unique challenges within the UK’s property and mortgage landscape. Whether motivated by changes in financial circumstances, [...]

The Complete Guide on Mortgages for Celebrities

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Celebrity mortgages are a fascinating financial topic. Despite their wealth, celebrities and high-net-worth individuals often opt for mortgages rather than purchasing properties outright. In [...]

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As a specialist mortgage broker in the UK, I understand that navigating the property market can be complex, especially when it comes to understanding [...]

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