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In your search for a conveyancer you may have found offers from online conveyancing companies. You may be apprehensive about instructing a solicitor you won’t be meeting face to face and there are things you should take into consideration before doing so. Just like high street conveyancing solicitors, some will be excellent and others might […]
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When comparing conveyancing quotes to choose a conveyancer, it is important to look beyond the cheapest quote. Cheap legal fees can mean additional costs are hiding in the small print. Some firms may offer a lower “legal fee” and list other fees separately. Other firms may bundle all of these into a single, larger fee […]
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Six Things to Consider Before Remortgaging In the UK, more than 30% of home loans are remortgage deals. Remortgage refers to the legal act of changing the terms of an existing mortgage on a property. While conventional mortgage deals can trap homeowners into a system of inflexible payments, remortgaging can reduce the interest rate of […]
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Around a third of all home loans made in the UK are actually remortgages. Remortgaging to another deal could potentially save you a large amount of cash, up to hundreds and even thousands of pounds annually, so it is a good idea to review your mortgage regularly to see if there are better deals elsewhere. […]
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Every month, many borrowers reach the end of their fixed-rate mortgage deals. When the deal ends, the mortgage payments are set to rise. Unfortunately, in some cases, they will increase by a lot. However, there’s no need to panic as there is a way to avoid paying higher mortgage costs. Let’s review first what fixed-rate […]
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Shares in Countrywide were down 8.3% at 81.557 pence each at Thursday midday, having hit as low as 67.70p earlier in the session. Countrywide shares have fallen nearly 90% since hitting its all-time high of 701.00p in March 2014. This comes after a surprise statement declaring it was cutting its expected income forecast this year. In […]
Read moreOn average, the exchange of contracts for a property purchase in the UK takes six-eight weeks. However, the conveyancing process can be longer or shorter depending on the complexity of the purchase. When do I exchange contracts? Exchange usually takes place seven to 28 days before completion, although it is possible to exchange and complete […]
Read moreWhen buying and selling property, this is one of the first questions you should ask. Knowing the difference between a solicitor and a conveyancer will help you to employ the right person for the job, saving you money or ensuring you have the legal backup you require. What is the difference between a solicitor and […]
Read moreFinding a good conveyancing solicitor will make the process of buying and selling your property run much more smoothly. But how do you find a really good solicitor to handle your conveyancing? What is conveyancing? Put simply, conveyancing is the legal process of transferring the ownership of a property from the seller to the buyer. […]
Read moreConveyancing is required for when you choose to buy or sell a house. So, what does a conveyancer do when buying a house? This is a complex process in which they help you through the legalities and transition process. Below we explain in more detail the role of the conveyancer and how they assist you […]
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