Independent Mortgages Direct NE

Gary Howe

Qualified and experienced Mortgage Broker and Principle of IMDNE with over 30 years experience looking after retail mortgage customers. Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA Ref 301727) and a member of the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI).

Budget News 2025

Budget 2025 – What It Means for Mortgage Rates

Competition Drives Rate Reductions The Budget brought no surprises for the mortgage market, and lenders had already adjusted pricing in advance. With swap rates — the key driver of fixed-rate costs — largely unchanged, there’s been no immediate pressure to reprice. Any near-term changes are expected to be competitive rather than economic, driven by lenders

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Homebuyers Protection

Home Buyers Protection — £600 Free Cover Included as Standard

Property Conveyancing Service Buying/Selling/Re-Mortgage Choosing the right conveyancing manager is essential to ensuring a seamless legal process from offer to completion. A well-managed case, supported by a dedicated Concierge Service, delivers clear communication, proactive oversight and fewer delays — helping you move with confidence. At IMDNE, we partner with Movin Legal, a modern conveyancing platform

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Base Rate Forecast

Base Rate Forecast: Just One More Cut Priced In

Borrowers & Base Rates Markets currently expect just one further Bank of England base rate cut, with a move towards 3.5% considered possible next year. This limited outlook reflects persistent inflationary pressures, cautious economic growth, and the Bank’s reluctance to ease too quickly. For borrowers, this means mortgage rates may remain higher for longer than

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Bank of England

Bank of England Interest Rates 2025 – Rate Held at 4%

BoE Holds Base Rate at 4% – Why ? The Bank of England interest rates 2025 decision has seen the base rate held at 4%, as the Monetary Policy Committee voted to keep borrowing costs unchanged. For homeowners and buyers, this move highlights ongoing inflation concerns. Mortgage borrowers should consider whether their current deal remains

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