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Frequently Asked Questions about Ur Mortgage.

Explore Ur Mortgage's FAQ page to find answers to your mortgage-related questions. Our frequently asked questions aim to provide you with clarity and confidence as you navigate your home financing journey. Whether you're looking for specific mortgage options, application processes, or general advice, our resources are here to guide you every step of the way. Discover the information you need with our frequently asked questions today!

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YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR OTHER LOANS SECURED AGAINST IT.

Ur-Mortgage is allowed and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, (FCA) registration number: 782640. Ur-Mortgage Limited is an appointed representative of JLM Mortgage Network Ltd (FCA) registration number: 300629, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The FCA do not regulate some forms of mortgages and the guidance within this website is solely targeted at consumers based in the UK. Registered office: Ur-Mortgage Ltd. 5 The Quadrant, Coventry West Midlands. CV1 2EL. Registered company number 6465646. Registered in England & Wales.

* In most circumstances, no fee will be payable.
 

Product Transfers: - We will not charge a fee. We will be paid commission by the lender

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Standard case fee: £390 offset
For standard cases a fee of £390 fee will be charged when a suitable offer has been issued by a lender. The £390 fee due on offer will be reduced by the amount of commission we are paid by the lender. Where the commission from the lender exceeds £390 we will not charge a fee. So, in many cases, no fee will be payable.​

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Complex Case: £390 fixed
For more complex cases, a fee of £390 fee will be charged when a suitable offer has been issued by a lender. We will also be paid commission by the lender.
A complex case may be defined as a mortgage for a client who is newly self-employed, or who has complex income, or who may have had adverse credit, or has non-standard lending requirements

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