Against the background of increasing property values, in
recent years many people in the UK have used the process
of remortgaging to ‘release equity’ in their
property in order to use the money for other purposes –
sometimes to pay off other debts that exist. This is known
as debt consolidation and in some cases can be a good approach
to rationalising debt and reducing multiple monthly payments
to a single, probably more manageable payment.
However, in making such a move people should be aware of
the possible consequences of extending the term of the debt
and securing previously unsecured debt. Also, the option
of negotiating with existing creditors might produce better
long-term results. Our specialist advisors would help with
these considerations enabling you to make the best decision
for your own situation.
Think carefully before securing other debts against your
home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up
repayments on your mortgage.
Poor Credit Remortgage
Poor credit remortgages is another term for adverse credit
remortgages. Mortgage lenders have many different terms for
borrowers with impaired credit, including adverse credit,
bad credit, complex credit among others. However, these terms
all mean the same thing – different terms do not refer
to differing levels of poor credit.