Tenant Mortgage Opportunity | Nationwide 6x Income Deal

Tenant Mortgage Opportunity | Nationwide 6x Income Deal

Nationwide’s Helping Hand initiative could help first-time buyers borrow up to six times their income, making home ownership more achievable. Learn more about this opportunity and how Mortgage Tribe can guide you through the process.

If you’re currently renting and looking to take the first step onto the property ladder, Nationwide’s new Helping Hand initiative could be your key to home ownership. For eligible first-time buyers, Nationwide is offering a unique opportunity to borrow up to six times your income, significantly increasing the amount you can borrow—up to 33% more than traditional offers.

This exclusive deal is available with 5 or 10-year fixed-rate mortgage products, meaning you can borrow more while benefiting from the stability and certainty of fixed mortgage payments over the long term. This is especially important as it protects you from rising interest rates, making your monthly payments predictable and manageable.

However, eligibility criteria apply, including minimum income requirements. Also, this offer is available to first-time buyers only. As such, this is an opportunity for tenants who are paying rent whilst trying to save enough to buy their first home. This product could provide a significant option in furthering their borrowing power.

If you would like some guidance or want to know if you qualify for this opportunity, Mortgage Tribe can help. Their advisers are ready to assist with any questions you may have, whether it’s about the Nationwide deal, your eligibility, or other mortgage options available to you.

Ready to explore your options? Get in touch with Mortgage Tribe today and start your journey towards owning your first home.

"There may be a fee for mortgage advice. The precise amount of the fee will depend upon your circumstances but will range from £375 to £500, and this will be discussed and agreed with you at the earliest opportunity. Your home/property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage."

"Subject to Nationwide's eligibility criteria."


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