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Fee-free
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No broker fee for most cases.

When we arrange a mortgage, the lender pays us a commission, like all mortgage brokers. Most brokers charge their clients a fee on top, typically from £495 up to 1% of the loan. We choose not to, for most cases.

We are a fee-free broker for most cases. Fees may apply on complex cases, including adverse credit, company buy-to-let, visa applicants and loans under £250,000, and will always be confirmed in writing before you commit.

Other mortgage costs to be aware of.

Please note that lender arrangement fees, valuation fees and legal costs may still apply to your mortgage. We will always explain the full cost of any mortgage we recommend before you apply.

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Today’s mortgage rates

Updated 22 October 2026

Lowest initial rates on our lender panel today, based on a £100,000 repayment mortgage over 25 years on a £200,000 property (50% loan to value).

Best home mover mortgage rates

Best home mover mortgage rates
Lender and productInitial rateAPRC
Furness Building Society

Fixed for 24 months · £471 a month · £1,019 fees

2.94%7.31%
Kensington

Fixed for 24 months · £494 a month · £18 fees

3.37%6.02%

Fixed until 31 Dec 2028 · £571 a month · £1,099 fees

4.78%7.03%

Representative example: a £100,000 repayment mortgage over 25 years with Furness Building Society at 2.94% fixed for 24 months, then 7.99% variable. 24 monthly payments of £471, fees £1,019. APRC 7.31%. The total amount payable is shown with the full product details.

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As a mortgage is secured against your home, it may be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments.

Rates change and what you’re offered depends on your circumstances. Lender fees may apply; a broker fee only in the cases explained above. These examples are not an offer of credit.

APRC is the annual percentage rate of charge: the overall cost of the mortgage over its full term, including fees, shown as a yearly rate. Compare it alongside the initial rate and the fees.

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As a mortgage is secured against your home, it may be repossessed if you do not keep up the mortgage repayments.

Milton Rodrigues, Founder, Marianna Financial Services
Milton Rodrigues · Founder, Marianna Financial Services

Meet Milton and the team

A mortgage is personal.
Your advice should be too.

You’ll deal with a small team who take the time to understand your circumstances. We pride ourselves on the close relationships we build with each and every client, from the first conversation to your mortgage offer and beyond.

  • Advice shaped around your circumstances
  • Help with the application and paperwork
  • Someone to speak to, 9am to 9pm, seven days a week
Meet the MariannaFS team

There’s more to a mortgage
than the headline rate.

A bank can only recommend its own mortgages. We compare options from 90+ lenders, weighing up the fees, criteria and flexibility that matter for your circumstances, not just the advertised rate.

Some of the lenders we work with

  • Halifax
  • Nationwide
  • Barclays
  • HSBC
  • Santander
  • NatWest
  • Virgin Money
  • TSB
  • Coventry Building Society
  • Skipton Building Society
  • Leeds Building Society
  • Accord Mortgages
  • Metro Bank
  • Clydesdale Bank

Advice, not just a comparison

We recommend suitable options, explain why, and handle the application and paperwork with you.

Staying put can be the right call

If your current lender’s deal is the best fit, we’ll say so. We’ll even submit your remortgage with your existing lender at no cost if we can’t find you a better deal.

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Home mover questions

Key things about
home mover mortgage

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The basics

What is a home mover mortgage?

To put it simply, a home mover mortgage is the process of getting a new mortgage when you relocate to a higher or lower valued house or change your mortgage provider.

What about my current home mortgage?

If you apply for a new mortgage on a new property and not selling your current home, you will have two options to think about.

You can request your current lender to provide you with a Consent to Let, which will allow you to let your property for a limited time. Remember that this is a short-term solution.

Alternatively, you can remortgage your current home to a buy-to-let mortgage. This means you can let out the current property once a new mortgage is complete. With the buy-to-let option, you may be able to raise some money for a new property purchase, depending on house value, loan amount and achievable rent.

How can a mortgage broker help me?

When moving home, the first thing you need to do is to find out your mortgage options. Can you take the current mortgage to your new property? How much loan can you afford? Is it worth applying for a new mortgage or taking the current mortgage to the new property?

When you go to a high street bank, the bank may show you only mortgages available through them, and you don't know if you fit their lending criteria. Experienced mortgage advisors, on the other hand, have access to whole market mortgage products that meet your needs. In addition, a mortgage broker can explore all the options, advise you on the right mortgage and talk you through the whole process of you mortgage application from start to finish.

Your options

What Cost involve with home move?

Higher stamp duty? is payable if you choose to keep your current residential home as buy to let. Always check the stamp duty calculator.

Early repayment charges: if you break your mortgage to move home you may have to pay this fee. Your mortgage broker can help you to save this fee.

Mortgage broker fees: Mortgage broker charges are payable for arranging the mortgage. We are a fee-free broker for most cases. Fees may apply on complex cases, including adverse credit, company buy-to-let, visa applicants and loans under £250,000, and will always be confirmed in writing before you commit.

Solicitor fees: You will need a solicitor to deal with legal matter of property purchase.

Removal cost: you may need a removal company to relocate your home. Always consider these charges as they can be big bill to pay.

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