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).

Lenders Cut Rates

Lenders Cut Rates Amidst Rising Competition

Competition Intensifies The UK mortgage market is becoming increasingly competitive, with lenders reducing rates to attract borrowers and expand market share. Despite swap rate fluctuations, banks and building societies are aggressively pricing mortgages to meet lending targets. With housing transactions below pre-pandemic levels and affordability concerns persisting, lenders are using lower rates to retain customers […]

Lenders Cut Rates Amidst Rising Competition Read More »

Second Charge Loan

Unlock The Value In Your Home – Flexible Funds For Any Legal Purpose

Need Fast Flexible Funding Are you looking to raise money quickly to: Consolidate existing debts into one manageable payment? Complete home improvements or renovations? Buy a new car or motorbike? Pay a tax bill before the January deadline? A second charge loan secured against your home could help you access the funds you need without

Unlock The Value In Your Home – Flexible Funds For Any Legal Purpose Read More »

Susan Baillie - Welcome To The Team

Welcoming Susan Baillie: A Seasoned Expert Joining the IMDNE Team

Use The Button Below To Schedule A Consultation and  Start Your Mortgage Journey SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMEMT 🌟Exciting News🌟 Meet Susan Baillie, our new Mortgage & Protection Adviser and a true powerhouse in the financial services industry! With a stellar career spanning over two decades, Susan brings unparalleled expertise and dedication to IMDNE. Having excelled as

Welcoming Susan Baillie: A Seasoned Expert Joining the IMDNE Team Read More »

Base Rate Stays At 4.75% As Inflation Climbs To 2.6%

Base Rate Held – 4.75% The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has decided to keep the Bank Rate steady at 4.75%. However, the vote was split, with six members supporting the hold and three advocating for a 0.25% reduction to 4.5%. This divergence highlights differing views on the current economic landscape. The decision

Base Rate Stays At 4.75% As Inflation Climbs To 2.6% Read More »