š This Halloween: 5 Scary Mortgage Myths ā Busted! š»
- lucygulwell0
- Oct 27
- 2 min read

With Halloween creeping up, I thought itād be fun (and helpful!) to share the five scariest things people think about getting a mortgage ā and how theyāre not as frightening as they seem.
Letās face it, the mortgage world can feel full of monsters ā confusing jargon, scary rejection letters, and the never-ending fear of āwhat if I canāt do it?ā
But donāt worry ā Iām here to turn the lights on and guide you through the process. š”š”
Ā š· 1. Raising a Deposit
Saving for a deposit is often the most frightening part of buying a home.
But hereās the good news ā there are options!
You may not need a large deposit at all. Some lenders currently offer products where you can start with as little as 5%, depending on your credit score.
There are also fantastic schemes to help first-time buyers, such as:
Help to Buy, Shared Ownership/Equity and Gifts or loans from the āBank of Mum and Dadā.
š” 2. Choosing the Right Mortgage
Comparison sites can be overwhelming ā endless percentages, rates, and fees can make anyoneās head spin!
Thatās why speaking to a mortgage broker (like me! šāāļø) is essential. I have access to thousands more products than going direct to a lender, and I can find one thatās tailored to your income, affordability, and credit score.
š§ 3. Navigating the Process
Buying a home can seem complex ā endless forms, meetings, and comparisons!
But the good news is, the industry is becoming more streamlined with digital tools and automation.
And when you go through a mortgage broker, I handle the process from start to finish ā taking away the stress and paperwork so you can focus on finding your dream home.
š± 4. The Fear of Rejection
Many people worry they wonāt get approved ā especially if theyāre self-employed, have had credit issues, or have been turned down before.
But hereās the truth: there are specialist lenders who look beyond the high street and assess each case individually.
As a mortgage adviser, I can help you find these lenders and identify the best fit for your situation ā no need to be spooked! š»
š” 5. Getting Advice
No matter what stage youāre at, the mortgage process can feel scary ā but just like monsters under the bed, itās the not knowing thatās the worst part.
Getting expert advice makes all the difference.
As an independent mortgage adviser, I can:
ā Give you access to far more products than any one lender.
ā Help you understand the costs, criteria, and protection options.
ā Make sure you and your family are fully protected for the future.
If you (or someone you know) are looking to buy a property, please share my details and support local! š„°







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