Mortgage Update with Local Financial Adviser

Mortgage Update with Local Financial Adviser - Dave Howorth

Ellen, Andrew and Ian are joined by David Howorth from AFP Mortgages to talk about mortgage lending in England

They discuss live: The UK property market and what might happen to mortgage rates over the coming years based on current trends. Dave gives us an insight into his expectations about the base rate over the coming months. How long should you fix your mortgage rate for today... And much much more!

This is a 15min clip of the live video and well worth a watch for anyone that is interested or involved in UK property.

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