Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage
Borrow more money against your home
Need to tap into extra funds?
Our experienced mortgage advisors will calculate the amount you could borrow on your existing mortgage - and you have the choice of paying the money back over a range of terms to suit your requirements. If you need an extra boost such as funds for a home extension or extra cash for debt consolidation, we can help you find the right loan from our range.
Applicants must be aged 18 or over. All loans are subject to status. Security will be required.
Calculating how much you can borrow
We'll help you work out the sum you may be able to borrow, as well as what the monthly repayments would be. Click below for our mortgage products table to view the options available.
Be rewarded for being a good friend
Have you got a mortgage with us? Or do you have a current account with us which you've had for more than three months? You can refer a friend for a mortgage and once their mortgage is open, we’ll send you both £100 in Love2Shop vouchers. You can recommend up to five people – that’s a possible £500 in vouchers for you. 18+. Full Terms and conditions for referring a friend (PDF, 7.46 MB, opens in a new window)
Your next steps
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Find out what you could potentially borrow in just 10 minutes - it won't affect your credit score.
Request an Agreement In PrincipleBook a telephone appointment with one of our advisors to discuss your mortgage needs.
Give us a call
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If you've got any questions, get in touch.
Mortgage application enquiries
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Existing mortgage servicing enquiries
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