Up to £600 towards solicitor's and valuation fees
We will pay the cost of Buyer's Protection Insurance should your house purchase fall through
Call one of our expert mortgage advisers now on 01480 474488.
Peace of mind
You may face the possibility of finding yourself out of pocket because of survey/legal fees if your house purchase falls through. Buyer's Protection Insurance will provide cover for up to 90 days from the date your mortgage application is submitted.
No cost to you
We will pay the cost of Buyer's Protection Insurance for you. Should your purchase fall through for any of the reasons listed below and your claim is validated, you will benefit from receiving a voucher to a maximum value of £600. Protects you from:
- Seller withdrawal
- Gazumping
- Adverse survey
- Down valuation
- A change in your employment circumstances
- Family bereavement
Quick and easy
We'll complete all the paperwork for you. It's that simple. You have up to 6 months to redeem your voucher, within which time you must submit a new mortgage application on a subsequent house purchase through the same Partners Financial adviser.
Buyer's Protection Insurance covers you for both residential and buy to let purchases when arranging a mortgage through Partners Financial. Terms and conditions apply. Buyer's Protection cover is provided by Legal & General Insurance Limited.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
We do not charge a fee for mortgage advice as we receive payment from the lender. As we're Independent Mortgage Advisers we also offer the option for you to pay us a fee of up to 1% of the loan amount and receive the lender’s payment yourself.
Partners Financial is an appointed representative of Legal & General Partnership Services Limited for advising on and arranging mortgages and insurance and an introducer appointed representative of Legal & General (Portfolio Management Services) Limited for introducing life assurance, pensions and investments. Both Legal & General companies are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Not all buy to let mortgages are regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
