Do I have to pay the mortgage broker a fee?

Not usually - although it can depend upon your personal circumstances and the amount of work the mortgage broker has to put in on your behalf.

As you know, when you ask for a mortgage quotation through this web site, your details go direct to a specialist mortgage broker. That broker will provide free advice to you without any obligation whatsoever.

If you decide to proceed, then sometimes a fee may be charged - in which case the broker will discuss the details with you and confirm the arrangements in writing so there's no misunderstanding.

More FAQ's:

What exactly is a mortgage?
Where can I buy a mortgage?
What type of mortgage should I choose?
How do I shop around for the cheapest deal?
What are mortgage rates?
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How do I get a mortgage quote?
What is an Agreement in Principle?
How much can I afford?
How long are mortgages usually for?
How is interest calculated on a mortgage?
What is a mortgage calculator?
What happens if interest rates change?
How do I prove my income?
What happens if I am self-employed?
How does a joint mortgage work?
Can I get a mortgage with a group of friends?
Do I need a Guarantor?
What is Conveyancing?
How much deposit do I need?
What will the initial costs of buying a house be?
What is a Mortgage Indemnity Guarantee (MIG) and will I have to pay it?
How much is the Valuation Fee?
Will I have to pay an Arrangement Fee and how much will it be?
What is a Mortgage in Principle?
What happens during the mortgage application process?
What will I need to support my mortgage application?
What are redemption penalties?
How do I choose a mortgage?
How do I compare mortgages to find out which is the best?
Should I choose a "repayment" or an "interest only" mortgage?
What is a fixed rate mortgage?
What is a discounted rate mortgage?
What is a variable rate mortgage?
What is a flexible mortgage?
What is a current account mortgage?
What is an offset mortgage?
What is a capped mortgage?
What is a base rate tracker mortgage?
What is a cash back mortgage?
What is a 100% mortgage?
What is a first-time buyer mortgage?
What is a buy to let mortgage?
What is a self-certification mortgage?
What is an ISA mortgage?
What is a Refinance Mortgage?
I have been turned down for a loan or credit card, will I still be able to get a mortgage?
What happens if I am refused a mortgage?
What if I have bad credit?
What if I have mortgage arrears?
What happens if I have bank defaults?
What happens if I have no proof of income?
What happens if I have a repossession order?
What happens if I can't keep up my repayments?
Can I repay my mortgage early?
Can I take a break from making my mortgage repayments?
What happens if I have an unusual property?
What is "Right to Buy"
What happens if we have a joint mortgage, but one of us wants to leave?
Is there any way I can lower my monthly repayments without switching mortgages?
What happens if I want to move home?
What happens if there's a shortfall at the end of my mortgage term?
What is a remortgage?
What is Equity Release?
How do I switch mortgages?
How do I know if I should switch mortgages?
Do I need Mortgage Life Insurance?
Do I need Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance?
Do I need Buildings Insurance?
Do I need Home & Contents Insurance?
How do I calculate the rebuilding cost for my Buildings Insurance?
What is a Loan to Value (LTV) Ratio?
What if I die before my mortgage is paid off?
Is there a Government Regulatory Body I can refer to?
What is the Mortgage Code?
Can I buy my mortgage online?
Do I need to see a mortgage advisor?
What's the difference between buying a mortgage from a broker and the lender direct?
Do I have to pay the mortgage broker a fee?
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