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Not another Brexit blog…

It's been a long time coming... we know. At Turnberry Financial Planning, we've been so busy helping our clients that we've neglected our online presence... a lot. So to break us in gently, we thought that it would be a good idea to share a great, easy to read guide to 12 key Brexit Terms that we came across whilst reading a BBC news article. There has been so much talk of Brexit lately as we're due to come out of the European Union (not to be confused with Europe) on 29th March 2019. Lots of our clients are having

By Emma Fisher|January 29th, 2019|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: BREXIT, EU, Government, Uk|0 Comments

Your Mortgage: How Brexit could affect it!

What would be the consequences to your mortgage if the UK voted to leave the European Union next week? You've probably read and heard many different stories about how house prices will plummet and mortgage rates will soar, leading to a potential all-out housing market crisis, if the UK decides to leave the EU. Is that just scaremongering or should we all be worried? What does George Osborne say? Chancellor George Osborne has been vocal about how he believes a vote to leave the EU would cause a housing market crisis. He said at last month’s meeting of the International

By Emma Fisher|June 20th, 2016|Categories: Uncategorized|0 Comments

Lenders are ready to lend

After attending a conference yesterday with some senior executives of Lenders such as Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide, Platform, Virgin Money and Barclays, the outlook is bright. Lenders say that they are all keen to lend and have a good 'appetite for lending'. With the new regulator - the Financial Conduct Authority and the implementation of the Mortgage Market Review (MMR) which gives Lenders the responsibility of assessing affordability, there will still be sensible lending rules in place which the market has adapted to over the last few years. It does however mean that lenders are going to be acting a

By Emma Fisher|April 3rd, 2016|Categories: Mortgages, Uncategorized|0 Comments